Multimodal Imaging and Hybrid Scanners

Multimodal Imaging and Hybrid Scanners

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Multimodal Cardiovascular Molecular Imaging Hybrid MR and PET System

This presentation will review the challenges in combining PET and MRI and the approaches currently investigated to overcome them, describe the current state-of-the-art and present in vivo proof-of-principle studies performed, talk about some of the technical and methodological improvements made possible via simultaneous acquisition and discuss potential cardiovascular molecular imaging applicat...

Open magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners.

(1) In most MRI scanners, the patient examination table fits inside a long cylindrical tube. Large patients cannot be accommodated, and some persons experience claustrophobic reactions. Open MRI systems, in which the patient is placed between two plates, overcome these disadvantages. (2) Open MRI scanners are widely used in health care. High-field closed MRI systems are preferred for many exami...

Mouse Imaging with Whole-Body MRI Scanners

Magnetic Resonance Imaging has been used in clinical applications for several decades. It offers a physician excellent anatomic detail and tissue characterization. Within the past decade, advances in MRI allowed us to image with a sub-millimetre in-plane resolution. Achieving such reduction in voxel volume require novel technological developments in every aspect of the MRI acquisition process: ...

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