Keywords: Prostate, Prostate, fast acquisition
Motivation: Luminal water imaging (LWI) strongly correlates with Gleason scores in the prostate, but conventional LWI imaging techniques are time consuming and may be confounded by age.
Goal(s): Investigate the age dependency of luminal water fraction and other LWI parameters in the prostate.
Approach: Use time-efficient multi-readout EPI sequences capable of acquiring images at multiple TEs in one shot to probe T2-ADC and T2*-ADC coupling in the prostate among healthy male subjects.
Results: LWI parameters showed weak to moderate correlations with age.
Impact: This study demonstrates the feasibility of using multi-readout DWI sequences to enable time-efficient investigation of age dependency of LWI parameters, providing valuable information for using LWI to evaluate prostate lesions.
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