Predicting Pulmonary Graft Loss Using Oxygen-enhanced MRI T1 Mapping in a Prospective Study

Milan Speth; Till F. Kaireit; Marcel Gutberlet; Filip Klimeš; Lea Behrendt; Andreas Voskrebenzev; Frank Wacker; Jens Gottlieb; Jens Vogel‐Claussen

doi:10.1148/ryct.240274

August 1, 2025Radiology Cardiothoracic Imaging

Predicting Pulmonary Graft Loss Using Oxygen-enhanced MRI T1 Mapping in a Prospective Study

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Key Points

Oxygen-enhanced MRI mapping parameters predict graft loss in lung transplant recipients, indicating its potential use in monitoring.
By measuring these parameters 6–12 months after transplant, significant correlations with chronic lung allograft dysfunction were observed.
This prospective study utilized oxygen-enhanced MRI for evaluating lung graft status and determining long-term outcomes.
These findings suggest the need for ongoing monitoring of lung transplant recipients to prevent graft loss and improve outcomes.

Implication

Prospective study predicts graft loss related to chronic lung allograft dysfunction using oxygen-enhanced MRI.

Abstract

Oxygen-enhanced MRI mapping parameters predicted chronic lung allograft dysfunction–related graft loss in lung transplant recipients when measured 6–12 months after transplant.

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Speth et al. (2025) studied this question.

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