Elizabeth D Phillips1, Llewellyn E Jalbert1, Yan Li1, Marisa M Lafontaine1, and Sarah J Nelson1
While
the feasibility of utilizing 2HG as a magnetic resonance biomarker has been
established ex vivo, several
different approaches to obtaining in vivo
data have been presented. This project aims to
assess the concordance of 2HG detection using asymmetric echo PRESS MRSI with IDH1R132H mutation as
identified via antibody staining in patients with LGG, and to investigate the
relationship of other metabolites detected with this sequence to IDH status.
Further
research is required before routine clinical implementation of these methods is
recommended.