Lazarte Claudia,  Sanchez-navarro Juan P.,  Quincho-lopez Dania,  Ugas-charcape Carlos

Final Pr. ID: Paper #: 133

To identify the main neuroimaging findings using MRI on pediatric patients with known diagnosis of leukemia at our institution during a period of 4 years. Read More

Authors:  Lazarte Claudia , Sanchez-navarro Juan P. , Quincho-lopez Dania , Ugas-charcape Carlos

Keywords:  MRI, CNS manifestations, Leukemia

Samet Jonathan,  Schafernak Kristian,  Arva Nicoleta,  Deng Jie

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: SCI-049

MRI interpretation of pediatric bone marrow is a challenging task due to the highly variable appearance. The bone marrow composition, especially the cellularity, changes with age, benign and malignant hematologic conditions, medications, among other etiologies. Detection of a marrow replacement process on MRI can be missed even by experienced radiologists. Normal hematopoietic bone marrow from birth to 9 years ranges from 20-40% fat (inversely related to cellularity). In malignant marrow replacement processes such as leukemia, bone marrow is highly cellular and fat percentage is low. Currently, no technique is routinely used in clinical practice to quantify bone marrow fat percentage on MRI. Read More

Authors:  Samet Jonathan , Schafernak Kristian , Arva Nicoleta , Deng Jie

Keywords:  Bone Marrow, Fat fraction, leukemia

Sun Yan

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-065

To investigate the radiological findings of central nervous system complications of leukemia (CNSCL）in children. Read More

Authors:  Sun Yan

Keywords:  leukemia, central nervous system, image