Today, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an essential clinical imaging modality and routinely used for orthopedic, neurological, cardiovascular, and oncological diagnosis. The relatively long scan times lead to two limitations in oncological MRI. Firstly, in dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI (DCE-MRI), spatial and temporal resolution have to be traded off against each other. Secondly, conventional acquisition techniques are highly susceptible to motion artifacts. As an example, in DCE-MRI of the liver, the imaging volume spans the whole abdomen and the scan must take place within a breath-hold to avoid respiratory motion. Dynamic imaging is achieved by performing multiple breath-hold scans before and after the injection of contrast age...
Segmented cine MRI generally requires breath-holding, which can be problematic for many patients. Na...
A new method for 2D/3D dynamic MR-Imaging with radial scanning is proposed. It exploits the inherent...
Respiratory motion analysis and management are crucial issues for a plurality of medical applicatio...
Cardiovascular diseases and coronary artery disease (CAD) in particular are the leading cause of dea...
As the average life span of the world population increases, cardiovascular diseases firmly establish...
In this work, novel algorithms for 4D (3D + respiratory) and 5D (3D + respiratory + cardiac) motion-...
We present an approach for concurrent reconstruction of respiratory motion-compensated abdominal dyn...
We present an approach for concurrent reconstruction of respiratory motion-compensated abdominal dyn...
Goal: Development and optimization of quantitative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) methods to prov...
We present an approach for concurrent reconstruction of respiratory motion-compensated abdominal dyn...
Abstract. Accurate localization and uptake quantification of lesions in the chest and abdomen using ...
Respiratory motion is a major challenge in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and contemporary...
Fluoroscopy is a common imaging modality in medicine for guidance of minimally invasive intervention...
We present a novel retrospective self-gating method based on manifold alignment (MA), which enables ...
Nuclear spins in motion is an intrinsic component of any dynamic process when studied using magnetic...
Segmented cine MRI generally requires breath-holding, which can be problematic for many patients. Na...
A new method for 2D/3D dynamic MR-Imaging with radial scanning is proposed. It exploits the inherent...
Respiratory motion analysis and management are crucial issues for a plurality of medical applicatio...
Cardiovascular diseases and coronary artery disease (CAD) in particular are the leading cause of dea...
As the average life span of the world population increases, cardiovascular diseases firmly establish...
In this work, novel algorithms for 4D (3D + respiratory) and 5D (3D + respiratory + cardiac) motion-...
We present an approach for concurrent reconstruction of respiratory motion-compensated abdominal dyn...
We present an approach for concurrent reconstruction of respiratory motion-compensated abdominal dyn...
Goal: Development and optimization of quantitative Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) methods to prov...
We present an approach for concurrent reconstruction of respiratory motion-compensated abdominal dyn...
Abstract. Accurate localization and uptake quantification of lesions in the chest and abdomen using ...
Respiratory motion is a major challenge in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and contemporary...
Fluoroscopy is a common imaging modality in medicine for guidance of minimally invasive intervention...
We present a novel retrospective self-gating method based on manifold alignment (MA), which enables ...
Nuclear spins in motion is an intrinsic component of any dynamic process when studied using magnetic...
Segmented cine MRI generally requires breath-holding, which can be problematic for many patients. Na...
A new method for 2D/3D dynamic MR-Imaging with radial scanning is proposed. It exploits the inherent...
Respiratory motion analysis and management are crucial issues for a plurality of medical applicatio...