E. Mark Haacke, PhD. The MRI Institute for Biomedical Research Detroit, Michigan Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan 48201

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E. Mark Haacke, PhD The MRI Institute for Biomedical Research Detroit, Michigan 48202 Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan 48201

Acknowledgements The testing and establishment of these protocols has gone hand in hand with the efforts of two of our talented research technologists: Zahid Latif Yashwanth Katkuri

Goal To collect anatomic data for the veins and arteries in the head, neck and upper chest. To quantify flow and flow patterns. To evaluate iron content in the brain using Susceptibility Weighted Imaging (SWI).

MR Imaging Techniques 3D Techniques: (SWI) Susceptibility Weighted Imaging (FLAIR) Fluid Attenuated Inversion Recovery (MPRAGE) Magnetization Prepared Rapid Acquisition Gradient Echo (IBE)olume Interpolated GRE MRA/MR Time Resolved 2D Techniques: MR Time of Flight FLOW QUANTIFICATION - Phase Contrast

Acquisition of the CCSI Protocol 2D TOF - MR AZYGOS Flow Quantification Acquisition Time 20 mins HEAD T1-MPRAGE SWI FLAIR T2 (optional) 20 mins 2D TOF - MR IBE Pre Contrast NECK Time Resolved MRA/MR IBE Post Contrast Flow Quantification 21 mins T1-MPRAGE Post Contrast HEAD Post Contrast IBE Post Contrast 6 mins

Imaging Azygos ein Register the subject with their height and weight. The study starts with imaging of Azygos vein and it takes approximately 20 minutes to run all the sequences required for imaging for the azygos. This allows us to provide a break for the subject, if needed. Activate NE1,2; SP1,2,3,4 coils. For flow quantification, make sure the pulse trigger on the subject s (left / right) index finger and use venc = 50 cm/sec.

2D MR (azygos) - Axial Center Here (mid sternum) Azygos ein Azygos ein Slice position An example image showing azygos in axial plane An example image showing the MIPed sagittal slice

2D MR (azygos arch) - Axial Azygo s Arch Azygo s Arch Azygos ein Slice position Azygos ein An example of azygos arch MIPed image in coronal plane Azygos ein An example of azygos arch MIPed image in sagittal plane

Flow Quantification Azygus vein Azygos ein Azygos ein An example showing the flow quantification magnitude image Slice position Azygos ein An example showing the flow quantification phase image

Imaging the Head Move the table position to center at the orbital ridge. Activate HEA; HEP coils. Center Here Head Localizer

MPRAGE (Pre Contrast) T1 Axial Slice position An example showing the T1- MPRAGE image in axial plane

Dual Echo SWI 1mm x0.5mm x 2mm, TE=6ms and 20ms Axial TE=6ms TE=6ms TE=20m s TE=20ms Slice position An example showing SWI - magnitude and phase images NOTE: If dual echo SWI is not possible at your center, run the sequence with a single echo TE = 20ms.

3D FLAIR - Sagittal Slice position An example showing the FLAIR image in sagittal plane

T2 Axial Slice position An example showing the T2 image in axial plane

Imaging Neck Move the table position to center at the chin. Activate HEA; HEP; NE1,2; SP1,2 coils Center Here Neck Localizer

2D MR (neck) - Axial RIJ LIJ REJ LEJ An example image showing IJ s, EJ s in axial plane REJ RIJ LIJ LEJ Slice position An example image showing the MIPed coronal slice

3D IBE (Pre/ Post Contrast) - Sagittal Slice position An example image showing An example image showing pre-contrast vibe in post-contrast vibe in sagittal plane sagittal plane

3D MRA / MR (Dynamic) - Coronal Slice position An example image showing the MIPed coronal slice Arterial Phase An example image showing the MIPed coronal slice enous Phase Note: Use the MIPed sagittal slice from the 2D MR sequence and position the slice slab parallel to the Jugular veins to acquire 3D MRA/MR. Start the contrast Injection on 3 rd time point of 20 measurements. Normal Contrast dose = 0.1 mmol/kg, Injection rate = 2 cc/sec

Imaging the Neck Flow Quantification FQ CSF Flow FQ Internal Jugular veins CSF at C2/C3 level C2/C3 level perpendicular to IJ C5/C6 level perpendicular to IJ T1/T2 level perpendicular to IJ Note: Activate appropriate coils. Make sure pulse trigger is on the subject s (left / right) index finger. Position the slice perpendicular to CSF flow at C2/C3 neck level and use venc = 15 cm/sec. Position the slice slab perpendicular to the Internal Jugular vein at C2/C3, C5/C6 and T1/ T2 neck levels. Run this sequence at three positions as shown above and use venc

Example images on Flow Quantification CS F CS F RIJ LIJ RIJ LIJ An example showing CSF at C2-C3 neck level An example showing the IJ s at C2-C3 neck level RIJ LIJ RIJ LIJ An example showing the IJ s at C5-C6 neck level

Example flow in the lower neck

Imaging the Head Post Contrast Move the table position to center at the orbital ridge. Activate HEA; HEP coils.

MPRAGE (Post Contrast) T1 Axial Slice position An example showing the T1- MPRAGE image in axial plane NOTE: For MPRAGE Post Contrast please match with pre contrast.

3D IBE (Post Contrast) - Sagittal Slice position An example image showing post-contrast vibe in sagittal plane NOTE: For 3D IBE Post Contrast - Copy the slice position from the 3D FLAIR sequence.

Protocol Access and Data Sharing For more information on resolution, fields-0f-view and other imaging parameters please visit: www.ms-mri.com/index.php?site=potential You can also download the Siemens 1.5T/3T protocols directly from this site. Protocols also available for GE. We welcome all collaborators to participate in the MS- NICE project (www.nice-mri.com/) By data sharing, we can amass 1000s of cases for future statistical analysis with a single protocol.