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Abstract #1733

Morphological and microstructural modulation of Hypothalamic nuclei by eating disorder. A 7T MRI study

Coleen ROGER1,2, Adele LASBLEIZ3, Anezka KOVAROVA1, Hugo DARY1, Lauriane PINI1, Fu YU4, Maxime GUYE1, Anne DUTOUR3, Benedicte GABORIT5, and Jean-Philippe RANJEVA1
1CRMBM AMU-CNRS, Marseille, France, 2SBIC, Singapore, Singapore, 3Endocrinology, AP-HM, Marseille, France, 4A-STAR, Singapore, Singapore, 5AP-HM, Marseille, France

Synopsis

Keywords: Psychiatric Disorders, Brain, Obesity, Anorexia Nervosa, quantitative T1

Motivation: The key structure for maintaining energy balance is the hypothalamus (HT), a small structure organized in multiple nuclei difficult to individualize with MR imaging.

Goal(s): To study in vivo the modulation in Obesity and Anorexia Nervosa of morphometry and microstructure of HT nuclei involved in food networks.

Approach: Characterization of T1 and volumes of HT nuclei (Neudorfer atlas) of 28 young women (13 Controls, 7 AN, 8O) using 3D-MP2RAGE 7T MRI.

Results: Differences in T1 values and volumes were observed in Obese and AN in HT nuclei involved in food networks (bilateral AN, left PVN)

Impact: Quantitative high resolution T1 MRI at 7T allows to characterize the morpho-structural modulation of HT nuclei involved in food networks in obesity and AN. These biomarkers may have a crucial role to monitor adaptation of food networks during therapeutic interventions.

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