Abstract #4099
            Histogram Analysis of Diffusion Metrics in Evaluation of Brain Tumors: Clinical Applications
                      Akira Nishikori                     1,2                    , Masaaki Hori                     1,3                    , 						Fumitaka Kumagai                     1,2                    , Yoshitaka Masutani                     4                    , 						Ryuji Nojiri                     3                    , Katsutoshi Murata                     5                    , 						Kohei Kamiya                     1,4                    , Koji Kamagata                     1                    , 						Mariko Yoshida                     1                    , Michimasa Suzuki                     1                    , 						and Shigeki Aoki                     1          
            
            1
           
           Radiology, Juntendo University School of 
						Medicine, Tokyo, Japan,
           
            2
           
           Graduate 
						School of Human Health Sciences, Tokyo, Japan,
           
            3
           
           Tokyo 
						Medical Clinic, Tokyo, Japan,
           
            4
           
           The 
						University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan,
           
            5
           
           Siemens 
						Japan K.K., Tokyo, Japan
          
            
          The purpose of this exhibit is to explain methods of 
						histogram analyses of diffusion metrics and to 
						demonstrate clinical usefulness of the analysis in 
						evaluation of brain tumors. Histogram analyses of 
						diffusion metrics showed promise for classification of 
						the grades and subtypes of brain tumors, demonstration 
						of intratumoral microstructures and determination of 
						peritumoral invasion In case it is difficult for 
						radiologists to reach comprehensive diagnosis with 
						conventional imaging technique, complementary 
						combination use of histogram analysis of diffusion 
						metrics will be helpful for more precise diagnosis of 
						brain tumors.
         
				
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