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Utility of functional diffusion maps to monitor a patient diagnosed with gliomatosis cerebri
Journal of Neuro-Oncology, 10/30/09

Ellingson BM et al. – The absolute volume of hypercellularity extracted from fDMs was useful in tracking tumor growth, which correlated in time with a progressive decline in neurological status despite no change in traditional magnetic resonance images. Results of this study demonstrate the value of fDMs, applied to regions of FLAIR abnormal signal intensity, for localizing regions of hypercellularity and for monitoring overall tumor status.

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