Evaluation of magnetic resonance spectroscopy total sodium concentration measures, and associations with microstructure and physical impairment in cervical myelopathy
Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tiss...
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| Abstract | Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy (
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Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm
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vs. 82 ± 9 mm
2
,
p
< 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction (
p
= 0.031). In conclusion, using
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Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment. |
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| AbstractList | Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy (23Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm2 vs. 82 ± 9 mm2, p < 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction (p = 0.031). In conclusion, using 23Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment. Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy ( 23 Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm 2 vs. 82 ± 9 mm 2 , p < 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction ( p = 0.031). In conclusion, using 23 Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment. Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy ( 23 Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm 2 vs. 82 ± 9 mm 2 , p < 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction ( p = 0.031). In conclusion, using 23 Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment. Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy (23Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm2 vs. 82 ± 9 mm2, p < 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction (p = 0.031). In conclusion, using 23Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment.Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy (23Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm2 vs. 82 ± 9 mm2, p < 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction (p = 0.031). In conclusion, using 23Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment. Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy ( Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm vs. 82 ± 9 mm , p < 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction (p = 0.031). In conclusion, using Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment. Abstract Spinal cord injury causes a cascade of physiological responses, which may trigger a subsequent neurotoxic increase in intracellular sodium. This can lead to neurodegeneration, both at and beyond the site of injury, causing clinical symptoms and loss of function. However, in vivo measurements of tissue sodium remain challenging. Here we utilise sodium magnetic resonance spectroscopy (23Na-MRS) at 3T to measure tissue sodium concentration (TSC) and its association with microstructural measures and macromolecular MRI metrics in the cervical spinal cord, distal to the site of injury. Twenty people with cervical myelopathy and twenty healthy controls, were studied. Associations with motor and sensory impairments were explored using ASIA and jOAMEQ scores. No significant difference in TSC in the cervical myelopathy group (39 ± 10 mM) relative to healthy controls (35 ± 13 mM) was found. However, patients had a significantly lower cord-cross-sectional area than controls (70 ± 9 mm2 vs. 82 ± 9 mm2, p < 0.001). Lower-extremity function positively correlated with intracellular volume fraction (p = 0.031). In conclusion, using 23Na-MRS, TSC in cervical myelopathy patients was successfully measured. Differences in TSC relative to healthy controls did not reach significance, despite a significant reduction in cord-cross-sectional area. However, lower intracellular volume fraction, indicating reduced neurite density distal to the site of injury, was associated with physical impairment. |
| ArticleNumber | 7014 |
| Author | Panicker, Jalesh N. Solanky, Bhavana S. Kanber, Baris Russo, Antonino Yang, Xixi Wheeler-Kingshott, Claudia A. M. Gandini Choi, David Grussu, Francesco Tur, Carmen Bianchi, Alessia Al-Ahmad, Selma Russo, Vittorio Prados, Ferran |
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