Abstract #4037
            A comparison study of Intravoxel Incoherent Motion (IVIM) based DWI and pharmacokinetics analysis based Dynamic Contrast Enhanced MRI in case of cervical cancer
                      Yan Zhou                     1                    , Jianyu Liu                     2                    , Wei He                     2                    , 						Yang Shen                     2                    , Weidan Lu                     2                    , Huici Zhu                     2                    , 						Lizhi Xie                     3                    , and Zhenyu Zhou                     3          
            
            1
           
           Peking University Third Hospital, Beijing, 
						Beijing, China,
           
            2
           
           Peking 
						University Third Hospital, Beijing, China,
           
            3
           
           GE 
						Healthcare, Beijing, China
          
            
          This study aimed at investigating the utility of 
						intra-voxel incoherent motion model (IVIM) with multi-b 
						values DWI in diagnosis and grading of cervical cancer. 
						Moreover, the up to date concept of invasive edge of 
						tumor was adopted, which had closer relation with tumor 
						aggressiveness and prognosis. The results showed that 
						both mono-exponential model and IVIM model could help to 
						differentiate cervical cancer from normal cervix. 
						Perfusion fraction (F) at tumor edge showed the best 
						diagnostic performance in grading cervical squmous 
						cancer. Therefore, IVIM model might demonstrate 
						capability on differentiating and grading cervical 
						cancer.
         
				
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