ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition • 10-15 May 2025 • Honolulu, Hawai'i

ISMRM & ISMRT 2025 Annual Meeting & Exhibition

ISMRT Poster Presentations

ISMRT Clinical Posters

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ISMRT Clinical Posters
ISMRT Poster Presentations
Friday, 09 May 2025
323AB
18:20 -  20:00
Session Number: ISMRT-PC
No CME/CE Credit

00:00 5307. HYDROPS: MRI Technique and Pitfalls in the assessment of Meniere’s Disease
N. Kularatne
South Coast Radiology (IDX), Brisbane, Australia
Impact: Delayed gadolinium-enhanced HYDROPS MRI is an emerging technique that can be used in clinical practice to aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of Meniere’s disease, ultimately supporting improved patient care. 
00:00 5308. Understanding the resource implications of MRI utilization and complexity for radiation therapy planning and dose delivery
A. Simeonov, C. Robertson, T. Rosewall, J. Seuntjens
Princess Margaret Cancer Center, Toronto, Canada
Impact: The results have prompted the hiring of additional MR technologists, an increase in hours of operation, and investment to increase the MRI capabilities in the department. MRI is considered essential for personalized radiation treatment planning, guidance and delivery.
00:00 5309. Implant Clearance Tracker –Improving Efficiency in Clearing Patients with Implants for MRI
N. Talbot, B. Wintersperger, K. Eyers, T. Chen
University Health Network, Toronto, Canada
Impact: The tool creates a method for ensuring that patients are not delayed in their implant review, thereby ensuring that MRI exams are performed in a more timely manner.
00:00 5310. Compressed Sensing High Temporal Resolution (HTR) Dynamic Contrast-enhanced MR Imaging in Detecting Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor
Y. Li, X. L. Geng, L. Wang, X. H. Gong, W. Liu, J. Cai, D. J. Liu, X. Y. Wu, Z. Zhao, L. J. Qian
Ren ji Hospital,Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, Shanghai, China
Impact: HTR MRI extends the temporal window for identifying pNET hyperenhancement, enhancing diagnostic accuracy.
00:00 5311. Effect of Quantitative Magnetic Resonance Technique In Differentiating Benign And Malignant Tumors in Liver
D. Wang, L. Han, S. Ye, Z. Lin, S. Fu, Y. Zhang
Ningbo Medical Center Lihuili Hospital, NingBo, China
Impact: This  study shows that Mapping techniques of T1 and T2 represents attractive and promising new tools in differential diagnosis of liver benign and malignant tumors. T2* Mapping is not reliable.
00:00 5312. Rapid and Robust Automated MRI Dixon Water and Fat Image Classification
J. Cheng, C. Wang, Z. Xu, Y. Cui, Q. Fu, Y. Zhang, W. Chen, Y. Feng, J. Cheng
The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, China
Impact: Misclassification of water-fat in clinical MRI examinations can lead to diagnostic ambiguity, potentially impacting clinical decision-making and increasing the risk of medical disputes. This paper proposes a rapid and robust automated water-fat image classification method to address this issue.
00:00   5313. A Nursing Support Model for Fetal Magnetic Resonance Examination: The Appreciative Inquiry Method
w. Mou
Southwest Hospitai, Chongqing, China
Impact: This study has the potential to revolutionize the work of obstetricians, prenatal care physicians, and magnetic resonance engineers. It can foster new collaborative models, present novel directions for research related to fetuses, and inspire further exploration.
00:00   5314. Feasibility of Shoulder MRI Protocol Using Deep Learning - assisted Iterative Algorithm Protocols: Comparison with Standard MRI Protocols
m. xiao
Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine, zhuhai, China
Impact: Shoulder MRI images using DLIA protocol could shorten the scanning time while maintaining comparable image quality and diagnostic capability.
00:00 5315. A simple and efficient method of preparing patients with gastric cancer for abdominal MRI examination
x. huan, w. xueqin, z. letian
Army Medical Center of PLA, Chongqing, China, China
Impact: This strategy aimed to improve both the physical and mental states of the patients, enabling better cooperation during training and MR scans.
00:00 5316. Histogram analysis of quantitative parameters for prostate cancer and prostatic hyperplasia: A Preliminary 5.0 T MRI Study
c. zheng, s. xing, x. liu, w. zeng, s. xiang, h. ma, z. feng, y. xiong
Graduate School of Jinzhou Medical University, ,Jinzhou City, China
Impact: This study demonstrates that 5.0T MRI, with advanced histogram analysis, offers a reliable and non-invasive method for distinguishing prostate cancer from benign prostatic hyperplasia, enabling more accurate early diagnoses and reducing unnecessary biopsies in clinical settings.
00:00 5317. To Study the Application of MRI Report combined with VI-RADS Dual-parameter and Multi-parameter Scoring System in Bladder Cancer
H. Xu, Y. Chen, L. Ye
westchina hospital of Sichuan university, Chengdu, China
Impact: It improves the efficiency of MR examination for patients with bladder cancer, and helps patients who cannot cooperate with the examination for long time. To provide more magnetic resonance imaging methods for patients with renal dysfunction and contrast agent allergy.
00:00   5318. Differences in amplitude of low-frequency fluctuation in patients with chronic schizophrenia treated with different antipsychotics
X. Chen, L. Liu
Affiliated Hospital of North Sichuan Medical College, Nanchong, China
Impact: Differences in functional brain activity in the right caudate nucleus of chronic schizophrenic patients treated with different antipsychotic drugs.
 
00:00   5319. Gray Matter Volume and Cognitive Function in Adolescents with NSSI
R. Yu, N. Liu
Affiliated Hospital of North Sichuan Medical College, Nanchong, Sichuan Province, China, China
Impact: 为 NSSI 发病机制提供证据,促进临床干预和研究。
00:00 5320. Rapid Breath-Hold 3D GRASE MR Urography: Examining Parameter Effects on Image Quality.
J. Chun, Y. Zhu
The First Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Jiao Tong University, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, China
Impact: BH-GRASE MRU reduces scan time to 19 seconds without impacting diagnostic accuracy, benefiting patients unable to sustain long breath-holds. This improvement broadens MRU accessibility.
00:00 5321. The preliminary application value of extracellular volume fraction in rectal cancer.
H. Zhang, M. Zhou, P. Wu
Department of Radiology, the Affiliated Hospital of Xuzhou Medical University, Xuzhou, China
Impact: Extracellular volume fraction has application value in rectal cancer.
00:00 5322. Spectroscopy in Neuroradiology: A Practical Guide
v. g. julien, v. marion, p. lisa, d. helena
chu amiens picardie, amiens, France
Impact: This study aims to democratize the use of MRS in neuroradiology by providing technicians with a practical guide to improve spectrum quality, thereby facilitating result interpretation and enhancing patient care.
00:00   5323. MRI Safety : speaking the same language !
J. BOINET
NORMEDIS RADIOLOGIE, MONCEAUX EN BESSIN, France
Impact: MRI is a complex technique, the specifics of which you need to know, and there are several sources of danger. Simple but effective steps can be taken to make this imaging technique safe for everyone. 
00:00   5324. Advancing Psychosis Diagnosis in LMICs through Functional MRI Techniques
J. Armo
Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital , Kumasi , Ghana
Impact: This systematic review highlights the urgent need for investment in neuroimaging infrastructure and training within LMICs to facilitate the integration of fMRI into clinical practice. Collaborative efforts between researchers, clinicians, and policymakers are essential to overcome barriers and improve mental health diagnostics for vulnerable populations.
00:00 5325. Peripheral Angiogram in Renal Impairment: The Triggered Angiography Non Contrast Enhanced (TRANCE) Approach
D. Atawone
International Maritime Hospital, Tema, Ghana
Impact: The TRANCE approach enables safe, effective peripheral angiogram studies for renal impaired patients without the need for contrast agents. Its compatibility with standard MRI systems and non-invasive nature make it an ideal diagnostic tool for at-risk patients, minimizing nephrotoxicity.
00:00 5326. Advancing MR Angiography: Overcoming Time Constraints in Pathologies requiring assessment of Intracranial Large Vessels Using LAVA-Flex
P. RAJU
Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India
Impact: LAVA- Flex is a useful non-invasive inflow related sequence to assess large vessels in pathologies acute ischemic stroke, intracranial aneurysm, parasellar and skull base lesions. Scan time of MRA using LAVA-Flex is about one-fifth that of 3D-TOF MRA with HyperSense.
00:00 5327. Enhancing MRI Safety by Identifying High-Risk Tasks and Implementing Electronic Screening
M. KAWAMATA, H. TAKIMOTO, A. MASAOKA, A. WATANABE, Y. YAMANE, K. NAKANISHI
Osaka International Cancer Institution, Osaka, Japan
Impact: By pinpointing and addressing specific high-risk tasks in the MRI process, we significantly enhanced patient safety. The electronic screening system integrated with EMRs ensures accurate identification of patients with metal implants, reducing the risk of adverse events. This approach provides a practical model for other medical imaging departments aiming to improve safety protocols and patient care worldwide.
00:00 5328. Proposal for Improving the Image Quality of 3D T2-weighted MRI of the Female Pelvis
Y. Takatsu, A. Ikemoto, T. Yamashiro, T. Miyati
Fujita Health University, Toyoake, Japan
Impact: LC-VRFA enhances 3D T2-weighted MRI of the female pelvis, yielding sharper images with fewer artifacts. The proposed parameter settings can improve diagnostic accuracy and streamline protocols, benefiting clinicians and patients by reducing scan time while maintaining image quality.
00:00 5329. Assessment of IVIM-Derived Microcapillary Perfusion in Osteoporotic Vertebral Fractures
H. Takashima, R. Imamura, Y. Abe, T. Morita, R. Fukushi, Y. Akatsuka, T. Takebayashi
Faculty of Health Sciences, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan
Impact: This study establishes IVIM as a reliable, non-invasive tool for assessing perfusion in osteoporotic vertebral fractures, providing baseline data for prognostic use. Findings may support early interventions, improving outcomes and potentially reducing long-term care needs in elderly populations.
00:00 5330. A Clinical Case Study of Brain Abscess in a 23-month Old Child  From a Rural Malawian Setting
C. Chilingulo
Blantyre Malaria Project, Blantyre, Malawi
Impact:

Using the low-field MRI scanner, we saved the life of a 23-year old child who had a large brain abscess whose presentation mimicked a stroke. Questions on how long the residual pus will dissolve still remain unanswered

00:00 5331. Advancing Brain Imaging: Synthetic MRI’s Potential for Enhanced Contrast in Tumors and Surrounding Tissues
Y. Takatsu, S. Harada, K. Murayama, T. Miyati
Fujita Health University, Toyoake, Japan
Impact: The findings could transform clinical practices by improving tumor visualization and differentiation, leading to more accurate diagnoses. This research prompts new questions on optimizing synthetic MRI and underscores its value in advancing neuroimaging for better patient outcomes.
00:00 5332. Enhanced Fat Suppression Effect in Off-Center Knee Imaging by Integrating DWIBS with PROSET.
S. Takano, K. Watanabe, N. Konta, R. Iwasaki, T. Horie, M. Honda, K. Yasumoto, M. Obara
Department of Radiology, Tokai University Hospital, Kanagawa, Japan
Impact: By reducing chemical shift artifacts caused by Methylene, PROSET-DWIBS has the potential to improve diagnostic clarity.
00:00 5333. Mystery in the MRI: A case study of an uncharacteristic artifact
J. Thairu, C. Mokua, I. Ohuma, P. Kung'u, S. Farquharson
Sonar Imaging Centre, Nairobi, Kenya
Impact: This study emphasizes the challenges of identifying elusive MRI artifacts, impacting radiologists and MRI technologists by highlighting areas where diagnostic accuracy can be improved. Developing a framework for investigating rare artifacts could significantly enhance diagnostic precision and patient care.
00:00   5334. WITHDRAWN
00:00 5335. Enhancing Image Quality in Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance: The Impact of Patient Preparation and Scan Protocol Adjustments
C. MUCHUKI, P. GITHINJI
KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL, NAIROBI, Kenya
Impact: Increased Diagnostic Confidence  by providing clearer visualization of cardiac structures and functions.
 
00:00   5336. WITHDRAWN
00:00 5337. The portable ultra-low field Magnetic Resonance Imaging device, wherever it's needed.
C. Kroesbergen
LUMC, Leiden, Netherlands
Impact: The pMRI scanner is a portable, ultra-low-field scanner for brain imaging that can be used in any in-hospital room to save valuable time, hospital resources and reduce risks for ICU or ER patients. 
00:00 5338. Sneak Peek: Preparing Children for MRI Scans
S. Eigenbrood-Lensen
Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum , Leiden, Netherlands
Impact: The "Sneak Peek" app reduces anxiety for children during medical exams by providing educational content. This boosts their confidence and improves parent-child interaction, leading to smoother examinations and better health outcomes. Future research could explore broader applications in healthcare.
00:00 5339. Optimising Spine Imaging with AIR Recon DL (ARDL): Enhancing Patient Care through Improved Efficiency and Diagnostic Value
J. H. Wong, E. E. Kyaw, Y. Y. Sitoh, W-Y Yu, E. Ng Geok Ling, H. P. Oh
National Neuroscience Insitute, Singapore, Singapore
Impact: The results demonstrate that ARDL can significantly reduce MRI scan times while improving image quality, enhancing patient comfort and clinical workflow. This study enables further exploration into AI-driven imaging techniques and their broader implications for patient care and diagnostic accuracy.
00:00 5340. Clinical Comparison of Conventional DWI STIR and Focus DWI FS for Breast Cancer Evaluation
M. Ahmad
National University Health System (NUHS), Singapore, Singapore
Impact: FOCUS DWI is more superior to conventional DWI. A shorter readout time enables a reduction of FOV, reducing off-resonance induced artifacts and physiological image blurring. CHESS fat-signal technique improves spatial resolution and SNR when utilized with proper ROI imaging.
00:00 5341. MRI Features Of Thoracic Intramuscular Lipoma Using The Stir and Fat suppression In Different planes: A Case Report.
K. Mnisi, K. Motiang
Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University, Pretoria, South Africa
Impact: study highlights MRI’s role in accurately detecting intramuscular lipomas, allowing targeted imaging to enhance diagnostic precision. It supports faster, non-invasive decision-making, reducing biopsy reliance and aiding effective management of benign lesions for improved patient outcomes.
00:00   5342. WITHDRAWN
00:00 5343. Deep Learning-Based 3D-T1 SPACE Vessel Wall MRI Reconstruction Using Deep Resolve Gain for Enhanced Image Quality
Y. JEONG, S. KIM, E. SEO, D. SON, C. DAE
Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, Seongnam, Korea, Republic of
Impact: DRG-denoised 3D T1 SPACE MRI enhances vessel wall imaging precision, enabling earlier and more accurate detection of vascular diseases. This advancement supports clinicians in identifying high-risk vascular features, improving diagnostic accuracy and facilitating timely appropriate treatment for the respective patient.
00:00   5344. Safety challenges associated with in vivo studies for HDBS trajectory planning conducted on sedated miniature pigs in 7T ultra-high field MRI.
I. Kampman, B. Hansson, L. Wennberg, D. Törnquist, K. Markenroth Bloch, R. in 't Zandt, H. Bjartmarz, J. Thelin, J. Schouenborg
Lund University hospital, Lund, Sweden
Impact: The methods outlined here are particularly valuable for other 7T research sites planning to initiate similar studies, offering crucial insights into managing safety and welfare in such specialized settings.
00:00 5345. A Young Girl With Bilateral Buttock Pain Accidentally Finding of Imperforate Hymen - A Case Report
Y. Chang, Y. Lin, C. Hung, W. Chai
Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taoyuan, Taiwan
Impact: The diagnosis of imperforate hymen is often missed in clinical because its low incidence. So radiographer should according to the patient's condition and inform to the radiologist. Make the good suggestion could help patients.
00:00 5346. Estimation of Hepatic Iron Concentration (HIC) on Patients with High Iron Burden
M. Smith, L. Martin, B. Bryan, J. Storrs, M. Rees
Nationwide Children's Hospital, Columbus, United States
Impact: R2*/T2* maps generated from multi-echo GRE scans are used to quantify hepatic iron concentration (HIC), but these maps are prone to failure in patients with high HIC.  Manual calculation of hepatic T2* may be necessary for these patients.
00:00 5347. New Signs Created to Help Control Access to the MR System Room
S. Valencerina, F. Shellock
Keck Medical Center of USC, Los Angeles, United States
Impact: New signs were created that are designed for the door and the floor leading to the MR system room.
00:00 5348. Clinical Impact of Deep Learning Reconstruction in MRI Knee and Patient Throughput
T. Kryzer, H. Hu, C. Strickland, J. Korf, G. Bosma, J. Selan, A. Merkle
UCHealth , Highlands Ranch, United States
Impact: Deep Resolve Sharp & Gain deep learning reconstruction software is a clinically useful tool to significantly reduce MR knee exams times without compromising image quality at 3.0 Tesla.
00:00 5349. Low-field MR-Guided Prostate Biopsy: Low and Steady Wins the Race
J. Morehouse, S. Esch
Michigan Medicine, Ann Arbor, United States
Impact: Low-field MR-guided biopsy is an effective method for patients with unique challenges, especially those with implanted hip arthroplasty. Advancements in MR applications over the years make possible a creative and interesting means to improve the practice. 
00:00 5350. A unique workflow to improve visualization and speed of the “Swallow Tail” appearance in the Substantia Nigra
M. Bruno, M. Keerthivasan, T. Shepherd
Department of Radiology, New York University Center for Advanced Imaging Innovation and Research (CAI2R), Department of Radiology, New York University Grossman School of Medicine, New York , United States
Impact: We created a robust imaging workflow to delineate the substantia nigra in healthy volunteers. The visualization of the swallow tail appearance or lack of can be an imaging biomarker allowing for earlier detection of pathological changes associated with Parkinson's disease.
00:00 5351. Multi-Sensory Approach to Alleviate MRI Claustrophobia
Y. Zhu, G. Verma, X. Xu, C. Cannistraci, P. Balchandani
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, United States
Impact: This multi-sensory approach enhances patient comfort during MRI scans, reduces anxiety-related cancellations, and improves diagnostic accuracy. It offers a scalable, cost-effective solution that can be widely implemented across all clinical settings, benefiting patients and clinicians. 
 
00:00 5352. Impact of denoising levels in compressed sensing accelerated MR Elastography on liver stiffness measurement in clinical patients
S. Hipko, G. White, N. Ali, D. Akselrod, J. Zhang
University of Vermont, Burlinton, United States
Impact: csMRE shorten breath-hold duration significantly but underestimate the stiffness at higher fibrosis stages. A calibration curve is needed for csMRE to improve accuracy of fibrosis staging. The medium denoising level have a good balance between confident area and LS accuracy. 

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