Logistic regression analysis of non-enhanced MR imaging,static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging in prediction of malignancy of vertebral compression fractures
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Logistic regression analysis of non-enhanced MR imaging,static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging in prediction of malignancy of vertebral compression fractures
Journal of Chongqing Medical UniversityIssue 10, Pages: 1208-1213(2008)
ZHA Yun-fei, et al. Logistic regression analysis of non-enhanced MR imaging,static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging in prediction of malignancy of vertebral compression fractures. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (10):1208-1213(2008)
ZHA Yun-fei, et al. Logistic regression analysis of non-enhanced MR imaging,static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging in prediction of malignancy of vertebral compression fractures. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (10):1208-1213(2008)DOI:
Logistic regression analysis of non-enhanced MR imaging,static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging in prediction of malignancy of vertebral compression fractures
static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging in differentiation of be-nign from malignant vertebral compression fractures and to evaluate which MR imaging parameters are most predictive of malignancy.Methods:Non-enhanced MR imaging
static and dynamic gadolinium-enhanced MR imaging were performed on 43 patients with acute osteoporotic compression fracture and 49 patients with malignant compression fracture proved by clinical follow-up and/or histologic findings.Binary multivariate logistic regression analysis was used to identify the best combination of MR imaging parameters that might be predictive of malignancy.Subjective overall performance of diagnostic models for sensitivi-ty
specificity and accuracy was evaluated with receiver operating characteristic curve(ROC).Results:Univariate analysis showed that the frequency distribution of MR imaging parameters including T1 weighted imaging homogeneity of vertebrae
convex pos-terior of vertebrae
retropulsion of the posterosuperior angle of vertebrae
pedicle involvement
epidural soft tissue mass
paraverte-bral soft tissue lesions
pattern of enhancement of vertebrae
pattern of enhancement of paravertebral soft tissue lesions
start of dynamic enhancement and pattern of time-intensity curve(TIC) were different between benign and malignant compression frac-ture(P<0.05).However
T2 weighted imaging homogeneity of verte-brae
fluid sign
shape of vertebral collapse and intervertebral discinvolvement were not different between benign and malignant compression fracture(P>0.05).ROC analysis showed that combined non-enhanced
static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging parameters(model 3) were superior to non-enhanced MR imaging pa-rameter(smodel 1)iction of malignancy.The sensitivity
specificity and accuracy of model 3 were 81.6%
90.7% and 85.9%
respec-tively.Multivariate logistic regression analysis revealed the most discriminating parameters were pedicle involvement
pattern of enhancement of vertebrae and pattern of TIC(OR value were 3.558
4.666 and 0.007
respectively
P<0.05).Conclusion:Non-enhanced MR imaging combined with static and dynamic enhanced MR imaging can improve the differentiation between benign and ma-lignant vertebral compression fracture.