Abstract #0215

Microscopic Anisotropy of the Rat Spinal Cord In vivo with DW PRESS

Matthew Budde¹ and Nathan Skinner¹

¹Neurosurgery, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, United States

Diffusion weighted imaging of the spinal cord has seen promising applications to diagnosis and prognosis, yet it is limited by technical challenges. This work presents the implementation of diffusion weighted spectroscopy of the water signal in the rat spinal cord in vivo with the goal of reducing acquisition times and post processing requirements to promote wider clinical feasibility.

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