perfusionsMRICT
perfusionsMRICT refers to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) perfusion with contrast enhancement. This advanced neuroimaging technique is primarily used to assess blood flow within the brain and to detect areas of reduced perfusion, which can indicate a lack of oxygenated blood. The procedure involves injecting a contrast agent, typically gadolinium-based, intravenously during the MRI scan. As the contrast agent circulates through the brain's blood vessels, the MRI scanner captures images that track its passage and distribution.
The data generated by perfusionsMRICT allows clinicians to quantify parameters such as cerebral blood volume (CBV),