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Lint: k-trans-mr-perfusion

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"Ktrans is a measure of capillary permeability obtained using dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE) MR perfusion. It is calculated by measuring the accumulation of gadolinium-based contrast agent in the extravascular-extracellular space."

Line 1:4 · Italics should be used only in exceptional circumstances: '<em><strong>K<sup>trans</sup></strong></em>'

"It should be noted that how ktrans is interpreted varied according to permeability and blood flow. In situations where permeability is very low (near-intact blood brain barrier) then ktrans is a useful measure of permeability, whereas in situations where permeability is very high (disrupted blood brain barrier) then ktrans will reflect blood flow 3."

Line 11:32 · Italics should be used only in exceptional circumstances: '<em>k<sup>trans</sup></em> is interpreted varied according to permeability and blood flow. In situations where permeability is very low (near-intact blood brain barrier) then <em>k<sup>trans</sup></em> is a useful measure of permeability, whereas in situations where permeability is very high (disrupted blood brain barrier) then <em>k<sup>trans</sup></em>'
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"Extracranial usage"

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"glioma: VEGF produced by the tumour reduces the effectiveness of gap junction and creates fenestrations in the endothelium of brain capillaries; this has been shown to correlate with tumour grade 1"

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"inflammatory lesions (e.g. demyelinating plaques of multiple sclerosis)"

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