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Ernest Wollin, MD, PE, FACR Wollin Ventures Incorporated Sarasota, Florida John J. Heine, PhD Associate Professor Cancer Epidemiology Department H. Lee.

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1 Ernest Wollin, MD, PE, FACR Wollin Ventures Incorporated Sarasota, Florida John J. Heine, PhD Associate Professor Cancer Epidemiology Department H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute Tampa, Florida Magnetic Resonance Electrical Impedance Mammography (MREIM): Computer Simulations of Clinical application and Theoretical Analysis

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3 MREIM is an emerging technology in the earliest stage of development Combines magnetic resonance (MR) breast imaging with Electrical Impedance Scanning (EIS) to exploit electrical conductivity differences between normal and malignant breast tissue Electrical conductivity is a clinically validated and FDA approved (EIS Siemens TranScan 2000) biomarker for malignancy

4 The MREIM Effect MREIM induces two observable effects because malignant cells produces localized electrical conductivity differences in the adjacent stroma: A frequency encode effect that manifests as a differential signal across the malignancy area A phase encode effect that manifests as a differential signal about the malignancy border These can be explained with Fourier Shift Theory of a Complex Feature Space

5 Experimental Grade MREIM Device Faraday shields attached to the stabilization paddles of a breast coil with the resistive coupling removed.

6 Bo field orthogonal to diagram Bo field orthogonal to diagram Spherical tumor embedded within uniform normal tissue background contained in skin surrogate bag Spherical tumor embedded within uniform normal tissue background contained in skin surrogate bag Alpha-dispersion low frequency phase modulation voltage applied to the Faraday shields produces a local periodic Bo magnetic field aberration in tumor induced regions of higher electrical conductivity Alpha-dispersion low frequency phase modulation voltage applied to the Faraday shields produces a local periodic Bo magnetic field aberration in tumor induced regions of higher electrical conductivity High resistance vinyl plates insulate skin surrogate from Faraday shield conductors High resistance vinyl plates insulate skin surrogate from Faraday shield conductors Illustration of the MREIM phantom and hardware. The entire assembly fits within the breast stabilization paddles of a standard breast coil

7 MREIM Simulations Simulate the MR image of the physical phantom placed within the MREIM device Simulate the MR image of the physical phantom placed within the MREIM device Show control images with ample native MR contrast but with no MREIM effects Show control images with ample native MR contrast but with no MREIM effects Show both MREIM effects together with ample native MR image contrast Show both MREIM effects together with ample native MR image contrast Show the MREIM effects separately with ample native MR image contrast Show the MREIM effects separately with ample native MR image contrast Show the MREIM effects together when there is no native MR image contrast Show the MREIM effects together when there is no native MR image contrast

8 No Effects Phase modulation voltage disconnected during the entire imaging sequence Phase modulation voltage disconnected during the entire imaging sequence

9 Simulated sequence without MREIM: This shows two statistically similar simulated raw (i.e. control) magnitude images (left and middle) with ample native MR image contrast. The image on the right shows the difference between the two control images. The two raw images are control images used in the following analyses. FOV 12.8 cm. Matrix 128x128. 60 Hz./pixel. 22mT/m Control Image (C 1 )Control Image (C 2 ) Difference Image C 1 - C 2

10 Both Effects Two Effects: apply the phase modulation voltage during the entire MR imaging sequence

11 Simulated MREIM Effects Image: The magnitude image on the left was simulated with the MREIM phase modulation voltage connected during the entire image acquisition. The effects-on images (middle and right) show the difference between the left image and the control images. Frequency encoding is in the horizontal direction, phase encoding and Bo field is in the vertical direction. i=10a/m2 Effects Image (E)Control and Effects Difference Image E - C 1 Control and Effects Difference Image E – C 2

12 Isolate the Effects Frequency Encode Effect: apply the phase modulation voltage during frequency encoding only

13 Simulated sequence with Isolated MREIM frequency encode effect: The magnitude image on the left was simulated with the MREIM phase modulation voltage applied during frequency encoding only. The effects-on images (middle and right) show the difference between the left image and the control images. This effect captures the tumor bed. Frequency Encode Effect Image (E FE ) Control and Effect Difference Image E FE - C 1 Control and Effect Difference Image E FE – C 2

14 Isolate the Effects Phase Encode Effect: disconnect the phase modulation voltage during frequency encoding

15 Simulated sequence with Isolated MREIM phase encode effect: The magnitude image on the left was simulated with the MREIM phase modulation voltage disconnected during frequency encoding. The effects-on images (middle and right) show the difference between the left image and the control images. This shows a differential signal in the regions where the electrical conductivity changes. Note: window and level were adjusted to emphasize the effects. Phase Encode Effect Image ( E PE ) Control and Effect Difference Image E PE - C 1 Control and Effect Difference Image E PE – C 2

16 Simulation with no native MR image contrast Show electrical conductivity MREIM effects only

17 Simulated sequence with MREIM effects with no native image contrast. The magnitude image on the left is a simulated magnitude image with no native MR contrast. The middle image is the MREIM image acquired with the phase modulation voltage applied during the entire acquisition. The right image shows the difference between the left and middle images. This shows that the differential MREIM image is due to electrical conductivity changes only. No native Contrast control Image ( C NC ) Effects Image (E NC )Control and Effects Difference Image E NC – C NC

18 Achievements Experimental proof of concept previously presented Experimental proof of concept previously presented Theory and simulation agree with experiment (see poster presentation for experimental imaging results) Theory and simulation agree with experiment (see poster presentation for experimental imaging results) The Faraday shield resistive coupling provides the design for a patient grade MREIM device by modifying the sagittal stabilization paddles of any breast coil The Faraday shield resistive coupling provides the design for a patient grade MREIM device by modifying the sagittal stabilization paddles of any breast coil Doctoral dissertation: Advances in Magnetic Resonance Impedance Mammography, Nataliya Kovalchuk. http:www.lib.usf.edu Doctoral dissertation: Advances in Magnetic Resonance Impedance Mammography, Nataliya Kovalchuk. http:www.lib.usf.edu

19 Future Objectives Industry support to provide clinical grade equipment Industry support to provide clinical grade equipment Develop durable compliant phantom with stable electrical and mechanical properties Develop durable compliant phantom with stable electrical and mechanical properties Perform phantom experiments to optimize MR sequence parameters Perform phantom experiments to optimize MR sequence parameters Secure investigational device exemption Secure investigational device exemption Image BiRads 4 and 5 patients with FDA approved apparatus at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute Image BiRads 4 and 5 patients with FDA approved apparatus at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute

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