Habitat Imaging Based on Water-Fat Separation for Interpreting Extraocular Muscle Heterogeneity in Thyroid Eye Disease

Key Points

• The research aims to explore the use of habitat imaging via water-fat separation in evaluating muscle changes in thyroid eye disease.
• Utilized habitat imaging for visualizing extraocular muscle (EOM) remodeling.
• Focused on water-fat separation techniques.
• Evaluated the role of myosteatosis as a biomarker for treatment assessment.
• Established myosteatosis as a significant biomarker in thyroid eye disease.
• Showed that habitat imaging effectively visualizes EOM pathological remodeling.
• Demonstrated a correlation between EOM changes and therapeutic response.

Abstract