[PDF] Top 20 Magnetic nanoparticles as potential contrast agents in Magnetic Resonance Imaging

... and magnetic NPs have been designed and synthesized [16]. The magnetic properties of MNPs rely on the different type of possible magnetic states, such as diamagnetic, paramagnetic, ferromagnetic, ... See full document

... Recently, magnetic particle imaging (MPI) was introduced as a new imaging modality that is able to directly visualize magnetic particles rather than their effect on proton relaxation that is ... See full document

... Gadodiamide (Gd-DTPA-BMA) is a gadolinium (Gd) chelate composed of two carboxylate groups of diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (DTPA) and two amide groups (BMA). Gd complexes are the most widely used contrast ... See full document

... with potential sensitivity advantages over prior ...increased in part due to the intracellular protein aggregation. However, in our study, putative sensitivity enhance- ments of FTMT over FTH were ... See full document

... responses in some patients, but further optimization is required to unlock the full potential of this strategy in the ...injected in vivo, and to establish whether antigen-specific immune ... See full document

... challenge in the development of reliable biomarkers is a rigorous assessment and optimization of ...dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE)-MRI and T2*-weighted dynamic susceptibility contrast (DSC)-MRI with ... See full document

... of Magnetic nanoparticles to enhance proton relaxation of specific tissues and serve as MR imaging contrast agents is one of the most promising applications of ...MNPs in the ... See full document

... MRI imaging, because a common feature of cancerous tissues is a significantly lower extracellular pH as compared to healthy ...increases in a range of ...decrease in pH from ... See full document

... ions in complexes used as CA in MRI shorten the relaxation time T 1 of the water protons in their proximity, leading to an increase of the image ...switched-off in neutral pH but switched-on ... See full document

... year. In a typical year, the Journal receives in excess of 200 review articles submitted in consideration for ...publication in the ... See full document

... patient in the supine ...fluoroscopic imaging possibilities. Fluoroscopic imaging was accomplished in the corresponding planes with T2-weighted single shot fast spin echo sequences at a speed ... See full document

... radiation. Magnetic resonance (MR) has a high sensitivity for diagnosing urinary tract malformations in adults and ...ureterocele in a 1-year old child with the purpose of presenting its ... See full document

... MR imaging in spinal trauma are (a) to identify vertebral injury that compromises spinal canal (b) to identify ligamentous injuries (c) to assess the type and extent of cord injury (d) to assess the ... See full document

... At our institution, we perform mp-MRI on a 1.5 T body scanner (Magneton Avanto; Siemens) with a 33 mT/m maximum attainable amplitude using an eight channel PPA. The study of the pelvis includes an axial turbo spin-eco ... See full document

... included in this study, seventeen women and four men, underwent surgery for subungual glomus tumor of the hand between January 1995 and December ...sion, in which the nail plate was removed using a Freer ... See full document

... model in image inpainting and deblurring [46] with an acceler- ating scheme that is much similar to a fast iterative shrinkage-thresholding algorithm (FISTA) ...ADMM-B in image inpainting and deblurring ... See full document

... differences in the vertical lengths between sagittal and coronal stacks in some sounds were observed resulting in some registration ...speaker in sound production, due in this case, to ... See full document

... MRI contrast agent reveals alterations in the integrity of the BBB in various neurological diseases (multiple sclerosis, strokes, acute ischemic brain injury, brain tumors, encephalomyelitis, ... See full document

... Unrelated, genetically confirmed (D4Z4 EcoRI fragment ,40Kb) FSHD patients who had undergone lower limb muscle MRI were considered as candidates for the study. MRI was performed as described elsewhere [21]. Patients who ... See full document

... (30-32). In the largest published retrospective study, Frye et ...AS in whom mpMRI-evident lesions were monitored, and fusion-guided biopsy was properly ...and in this series, progression on mpMRI ... See full document