Abstract #3878
Multi-parametric whole body MRI in paediatric lymphoma; A comparison with reference standard PET-CT
Arash Latifoltojar 1 , Paul Humphries 2 , Stuart Taylor 3 , Ananth Shankar 2 , Stephen Daw 2 , and Shonit Punwani 3
1
University College London, London, London,
United Kingdom,
2
University
College London Hospital, London, United Kingdom,
3
University
College London, London, United Kingdom
Positron emission tomography remains gold standard
imaging for initial investigation and monitoring
treatment response in paediatric lymphoma despite
associated radiation exposure risk factors. Whole body
MRI (WBMRI) provides a non-ionising alternative imaging
modality for assessment of this group of patients.
Anatomical and functional imaging such as diffusion
weighted imaging can be implemented in WBMRI protocols
for a comprehensive assessment of different aspects of
suspected malignancy. In this work we investigated the
diagnostic performance of whole body anatomical and
functional imaging compared to reference standard
PET-CT.
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