ANALYSIS OF PULMONARY FIBROSIS IN MRI, USING AN ELASTIC REGISTRATION TECHNIQUE IN A MODEL OF FIBROSIS: Scleroderma
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1 ANALYSIS OF PULMONARY FIBROSIS IN MRI, USING AN ELASTIC REGISTRATION TECHNIQUE IN A MODEL OF FIBROSIS: Scleroderma ORAL DEFENSE 8 th of September 2017 Charlotte MARTIN Supervisor: Pr. MP REVEL M2 Bio Medical Imaging Subtract: Imaging from molecular to human
2 1. BACKGROUND - Scleroderma Scleroderma also known as systemic sclerosis (SSc) is a multisystemic connective tissue disease There is 70 to 100% of pulmonary involvement, which is the first cause of death Infiltrative lung disease (ILD) in scleroderma progresses from non fibrotic ILD towards fibrotic ILD HRCT and pulmonary function testing are the two mains examinations to evaluate pulmonary involvement 2
3 1. BACKGROUND Scleroderma evaluation HRCT : Has high spatial and contrast resolution Provides radiation exposure and no functional information No ILD ILD without fibrosis ILD with Fibrosis 3
4 1. BACKGROUND Scleroderma evaluation Pulmonary Function Testing: Is the Gold Standard for pulmonary evaluation Is not very sensitive to small changes in pulmonary function The two mains parameters of pulmonary fibrosis evaluation are: Forced vital capacity (FVC) Corrected free diffusion of CO (DLCOc) 4
5 1. BACKGROUND - Lung MRI MRI of lung parenchyma is not currently used in clinical practice, due to: Lack of signal (low H+ proton density and short T2* relaxation time) Important artifacts (heterogeneity of the local magnetic field and respiratory movements) New MR sequences named UTE (ultra-short time of echo) have been developed (1): TE < 0.5 msec It allows minimizing the T2* signal decay and obtaining images from the lung parenchyma with sufficient signal intensity (1) Holmes JE, Bydder GM. MR imaging with ultrashort TE (UTE) pulse sequences: Basic principles. Radiography. 1 août 2005;11(3):
6 OBJECTIVES To evaluate the feasibility of an elastic registration method based on MR images for the detection of pulmonary fibrosis in patients with scleroderma 6
7 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS - Population We evaluated scleroderma patients referred for cardiac MR as part of their routine follow-up Patients were classified in 3 groups: No pulmonary involvement (SSc-no-ILD) Infiltrative lung disease without fibrosis (SSC-ILD) Infiltrative lung disease with pulmonary fibrosis (SSc-fibrosis) We also evaluated a cohort of healthy volunteers 7
8 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS MR examination Two UTE sequences named spiral VIBE (volumetric Interpolated Breath-hold Examination) were performed, one at the end of full inspiration and another after full expiration on a 3T-unit 3D sequences, acquired on the coronal plane Voxel size 2.14 x 2.14 x 2.5 mm Echo time : 0.05ms Inspiration Expiration 8
9 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS MR segmentation We created lung masks for inspiratory and expiratory volumes 9
10 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Elastic registration Inspiratory + Expiratory We used an elastic registration algorithm (1) We chose to make the registration from inspiratory to expiratory images Because inspiratory images contain more information Registration was helped by the pre-processing masks Expiratory + Registered (1) Glocker B, Sotiras A, Komodakis N, Paragios N. Deformable Medical Image Registration: Setting the State of the Art with Discrete Methods. Annu Rev Biomed Eng. 2011;13(1):
11 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Evaluation of elastic registration The first step was to evaluate the validity of the elastic registration algorithm 11 anatomic landmarks were manually placed by one observer on inspiratory images Then, the same landmarks were placed on expiratory images by: the same observer (manually) another independent observer (manually) the algorithm (registered) 11
12 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Evaluation of elastic registration Inspiratory sequence 11 landmarks Observer 1 Mean distances between points were compared: Distance A: Observer 1 - Observer 2 Distance B: Observer 1 - Registered Distance C: Observer 2 - Registered Variance test: No significant difference p = 0,49 Expiratory sequence 11 landmarks Observer 1 Set of 11 expiratory points Manually placed Expiratory sequence 11 landmarks Observer 2 Set of 11 expiratory points Deformed by registration Registered sequence 11 landmarks Set of 11 registered points Distance A Distance B Distance C 12
13 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Deformation analysis Elastic registration produces deformation maps from which the Jacobian determinant of each voxel is obtained. Jacobian determinant is the quantitative value of the deformation matrix of each voxel Deformed images Source image = V0 DEFORMATION V0 = V1 Jacobian determinant =1 13
14 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Deformation analysis Elastic registration produces deformation maps from which the Jacobian determinant of each voxel is obtained. Jacobian determinant is the quantitative value of the deformation matrix of each voxel Deformed images Source image = V0 DEFORMATION V0 = V1 Jacobian determinant =1 V0>V1 Jacobian determinant [0;1] 14
15 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Deformation analysis Elastic registration produces deformation maps from which the Jacobian determinant of each voxel is obtained. Jacobian determinant is the quantitative value of the deformation matrix of each voxel Deformed images Source image = V0 DEFORMATION V0 = V1 Jacobian determinant =1 V0>V1 Jacobian determinant [0;1] V0<V1 Jacobian determinant > 1 15
16 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Deformation analysis Post-processing steps of Jacobian determinant maps: Step 1: Normalization of the Jacobian determinants of each patient using the ratio between its expiratory and inspiratory volumes, to minimize the effect of the quality of inspiration/expiration 16
17 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Deformation analysis Post-processing steps of Jacobian determinant maps: Step 1: Normalization of the Jacobian determinants of each patient using the ratio between its expiratory and inspiratory volumes Step 2: Mapping to a common template (expiratory mask for a healthy volunteer) through elastic registration of the binary masks of the lung Patient 1 Patient 4 Patient 29 Common mask 17
18 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Deformation analysis Post-processing steps of Jacobian determinant maps: Step 1: Normalization of the Jacobian determinants of each patient using the ratio between its expiratory and inspiratory volumes Step 2: Mapping to a common template (expiratory mask for a healthy volunteer) through elastic registration of the binary masks of the lung Step 3: For each patient, calculation of the mean of the Jacobian determinant along each axis (x; y; z) y axis x axis z axis Patient 1 Patient 4 Patient 29 18
19 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Deformation analysis Post-processing steps of Jacobian determinant maps: Step 1: Normalization of the Jacobian determinants of each patient using the ratio between its expiratory and inspiratory volumes Step 2: Mapping to a common template (expiratory mask for a healthy volunteer) through elastic registration of the binary masks of the lung Step 3: For each patient, calculation of the mean of the Jacobian determinant along each axis (x; y; z) Step 4: For each group of patients Calculation of the mean of the Jacobian determinant for each voxel and representation with 3D color maps Calculation of the mean of the Jacobian determinant along each axis. Healthy Volunteers n= 11 SSc-no-ILD n=9 SSc-ILD n= 5 SSc-Fibrosis =7 19
20 2. MATERIEL AND METHODS Quantitative analysis We isolated lung regions with the most important positive values of the Jacobian determinant logarithm (= areas with the most important positive deformation), using a threshold of 0.15 : In the healthy volunteers group And for each patient Healthy volunteers group We calculated similarity index, Dice coefficient, between the healthy volunteers group and each patient 20
21 3. RESULTS - Population 33 subjects were included: 11 healthy volunteers 22 patients 1 patient was excluded of the analysis because of poor quality of examination due to a misunderstanding of breathing instructions, so 32 subjects were evaluated Total Healthy Volunteers SSc-no-ILD SSc-ILD SSc-Fibrosis p value N = 32 N = 11 N = 9 N = 5 N = 7 Gender 0,005 Female 19 (59%) 2 (18%) 7 (78%) 5 (100%) 5 (71%) Male 13 (41%) 9 (82%) 2 (22%) 0 (0%) 2 (29%) Age (years) 0,001 Mean (SD) 45,6 (19,5) 29,1 (9,3) 59 (17,5) 43,6 (14,7) 60 (16,3) BMI 0,79 Mean (SD) 21,9 (2,5) 21,8 (1,6) 22,6 (2,3) 21,1 (3,9) 21,8 (2,9) Smokers 7 (21%) 3 (27%) 4 (44%) 0 (0%) 3 (42%) 0,042 N = 21 N = 9 N = 5 N = 7 FVC 0,012 Mean (SD) 2,76 (1,47) 3,2 (1,16) 2,83 (0,24) 1,94 (0,86) DLCO 0,001 Mean (SD) 60 (20) 67 (14) 66 (27) 38 (6) 21
22 3. RESULTS Qualitative analysis Maps of the mean value logarithm of Jacobian determinant for each group of patients show: Differences in the repartition of the Jacobian determinant in each group In healthy volunteers, the most important stretching (red color) in the posterior part of lung bases In the corresponding areas, the lungs of SSc-fibrosis patients show only few changes, with Jacobian determinant near to 0 (green color) Healthy Volunteers n= 11 SSc-no-ILD n=9 SSc-ILD n= 5 SSc-Fibrosis =7 22
23 Background Materiel and methods Results Discussion Conclusion 3. RESULTS Quantitative analysis A whole cohort analysis was performed with: Disease+: SSc-fibrosis + SSc-ILD Disease-: SSc-no-ILD + Healthy Volunteers ROC curve / AUC= Disease + Disease - Fraction of true positive 0,9 0,8 0,7 Test Test ,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 Dice coefficient Best cut-off : ,2 0, ,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1 Se = 91% Sp = 75% Fraction of false positive 23
24 Background Materiel and methods Results Discussion Conclusion 3. RESULTS Quantitative analysis A sub-group analysis was also performed: Disease+: SSc-fibrosis Disease-: Healthy volunteers ROC curve / AUC=0,929 1 Disease + Disease - Test Test Fraction of true positive 0,9 0,8 0,7 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3 Dice coefficient Best cut-off : ,2 0, ,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1 Se = 86% Sp = 100% Fraction of false positive 24
25 3. RESULTS Correlation with PFT DLCOc could not be evaluated for 2 patients due to severity of disease Analysis was performed : FVC: n=21 DLCOc: n=19 R= 0.12; p= 0.6 R= 0.16; p= 0.5 0,6 0,6 Dice index 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,2 0,1 Dice coefficient 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,2 0, FCV DLCOc 25
26 4. DISCUSSION TO SUMMARIZE OUR FINDINGS Feasibility of an elastic registration algorithm applied on MR inspiratory and expiratory sequences Visual differences in Jacobian maps between subjects with and without ILD Distinction between healthy and fibrotic subject with acceptable sensitivity and perfect specificity No correlation between PFT and our method of evaluation of fibrosis 26
27 4. DISCUSSION OUR LIMITATIONS Small size of the cohort No evaluation of repeatability Subjective choice of threshold for Dice coefficient 27
28 4. DISCUSSION OUR PERSPECTIVES Evaluation on a larger cohort Quantitative analysis of Jacobian determinant repartition analysis with no subjective threshold: Principal component analysis of the whole volume Comparison of joint entropy Application to other types of fibrosis 28
29 5. CONCLUSION First study to assess ILD using an elastic registration between inspiratory and expiratory lung MR images Lung deformation pattern was different between healthy subjects and scleroderma patients with pulmonary fibrosis This functional approach of lung deformation based on elastic registration allows diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis with an acceptable sensitivity and a perfect specificity, and no radiation exposure 29
30 Thank you for your attention 30
31 BIBLIOGRAPHIE Giacomelli, R. et al. Interstitial lung disease in systemic sclerosis: current and future treatment. Rheumatol. Int. 37, (2017). Bastos, A. de L., Corrêa, R. de A. & Ferreira, G. A. Tomography patterns of lung disease in systemic sclerosis. Radiol. Bras. 49, (2016). Behr, J. & Furst, D. E. Pulmonary function tests. Rheumatology 47, v65 v67 (2008). Qian, Y. & Boada, F. E. Acquisition-weighted stack of spirals for fast high-resolution three-dimensional ultra-short echo time MR imaging. Magn. Reson. Med. 60, (2008). Glocker, B., Sotiras, A., Komodakis, N. & Paragios, N. Deformable Medical Image Registration: Setting the State of the Art with Discrete Methods. Annu. Rev. Biomed. Eng. 13, (2011). Castillo, R. et al. A framework for evaluation of deformable image registration spatial accuracy using large landmark point sets. Phys. Med. Biol. 54, (2009). Dice, L. R. Measures of the Amount of Ecologic Association Between Species. Ecology 26, (1945). 31
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