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Results magnetic resonance spectroscopy on hydrogen in patients with metastatic lesions brain
Journal: I.P. Pavlov Russian Medical Biological Herald (Vol.24, No. 1)Publication Date: 2016-02-02
Authors : Okolzin A.V.; Dergunov A.V.; Davydov V.V.; Toriya V.G.; Umantsev E.I.; Stepanishev I.V.; Martynov R.S.; Babichev K.N.;
Page : 116-122
Keywords : magnetic resonance spectroscopy; brain; metastatic tumors; neurooncology;
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Abstract
In our work, we were examined 18 patients with metastatic brain lesions. The resulting data provide an opportunity to study with the help of magnetic-resonance spectroscopy of hydrogen identify specific changes, occurring at the biochemical level in tissues of metastatic tumors compared to the contralateral unchanged substance of the brain.
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