Abnormal neonatal brain microstructure in gestational diabetes mellitus revealed by MRI texture analysis

Author:

Feng Zhi1,Zheng Yurong1,Wang Ping1,Xue Liang1,Yu Mingling1,Deng Zhitao1,Lei Xiaoping1,Chen Guangxiang1

Affiliation:

1. Affiliated Hospital of Southwest Medical University

Abstract

Abstract To investigate the value of MRI texture analysis in evaluating the effect of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) on neonatal brain microstructure development, we retrospectively collected images of neonates undergoing head MRI scans, including GDM group (N1 =37) and healthy control group (N2 =34). MaZda texture analysis software was used to extract the texture features from different sequences images and perform dimensionality reduction, and then the texture features extracted by the lowest misjudgement rate method were imported into SPSS software for statistical analysis. In our study, we found that GDM affects the development of the microstructure of the neonatal brain, and different combinations of texture features have different recognition performance, such as different sequences, different brain regions, etc. As a consequence, texture analysis combining multiple conventional MRI sequences has a high recognition performance in revealing the abnormal development of the brain microstructure of neonates born of mothers with GDM.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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