Keywords: Tumors, Quantitative Imaging, Sodium Imaging
▶︎ MR has been commonly used for the brain tumor patient monitoring. However, most of the MR images does not provide quantitative physiologic information, which can be ambiguous with longitudinal monitoring.
▶︎ Sodium MR imaging can quantitatively provide tumor cell viability information.
▶︎ This presentation introduces a brain tumor patient’s longitudinal quantitative sodium imaging report.
▶︎ Potentially, this quantitative report can be attributed to the tumor patient’s treatment plan.
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