Cancer cells differ in size from those of their host tissue and are known to change in size
during the processes of cell death. A noninvasive method for monitoring cell size would be …

Diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) is a powerful MRI method, which probes abnormalities of
tissue structure by detecting microscopic changes in water mobility at a cellular level beyond …

Purpose To investigate whether apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) histogram analysis can
differentiate between patients presenting T2‐progress and patients presenting stable T2 …

Purpose This prospective study evaluated the use of vascular, extracellular and restricted
diffusion for cytometry in tumours (VERDICT) MRI to investigate the tissue microstructure in …

Background Accurately fitting diffusion‐time‐dependent diffusion MRI (td‐dMRI) models
poses challenges due to complex and nonlinear formulas, signal noise, and limited clinical …

Introduction This study was conducted to compare the association of Gaussian and non-
Gaussian magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)-derived parameters with histologic grade and …

Diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (dMRI) is a powerful tool in clinical applications, in
particular, in oncology screening. dMRI demonstrated its benefit and efficiency in the …

Noninvasive imaging methods are sought to objectively predict early response to therapy for
high-grade glioma tumors. Quantitative metrics derived from diffusion-weighted imaging …

Purpose To quantify changes and prognostic value of diffusion MRI measurements obtained
using mono-exponential, diffusion kurtosis imaging (DKI) and stretched exponential (SE) …

Purpose: To present comprehensive examinations of the assumptions made in functional
diffusion map (fDM) analyses and provide a biological basis for fDM classification. Materials …