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Buch, Englisch, Format (B × H): 191 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 1160 g

Strijkers?

Quantitative Perfusion MRI

Techniques, Applications and Practical Considerations
Erscheinungsjahr 2023
ISBN: 978-0-323-95209-5
Verlag: William Andrew Publishing

Techniques, Applications and Practical Considerations

Buch, Englisch, Format (B × H): 191 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 1160 g

ISBN: 978-0-323-95209-5
Verlag: William Andrew Publishing


Quantitative Perfusion MRI: Techniques, Applications, and Practical Considerations, Volume 11 clearly and carefully explains the basic theory and MRI techniques for quantifying perfusion non-invasively in deep tissue, covering all aspects of perfusion imaging, from acquisition requirements to selection of contrast agents and appropriate pharmacokinetic models and for reliable quantification in different diseases and tissue types. Specifically, this book enables the reader to understand what microvascular functional parameters can be measured with perfusion MRI, learn the basic techniques to measure perfusion in different organs, apply the appropriate perfusion MRI technique to the organ of interest, and much more.

This complete reference on quantitative perfusion MRI is highly suitable for both early and experienced researchers, graduate students and clinicians wishing to understand how quantitative perfusion MRI can apply to their application area of interest.

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Preface

SECTION 1: BASIC PRINCIPLES 1. Basic principles of imaging blood flow 2. Dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI 3. Dynamic susceptibility contrast MRI 4. Arterial spin labeling MRI 5. Vasoreactivity MRI

SECTION 2: TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS 6. MR contrast agents for perfusion imaging 7. Protocol requirements for quantitation accuracy 8. Arterial input function: a friend or foe? 9. Motion compensation strategies 10. The impact of water exchange 11. Acceleration methods for perfusion imaging 12. Artificial Intelligence: the next frontier of perfusion imaging?

SECTION 3: APPLICATIONS 13. Perfusion MRI in the brain and CNS 14. Perfusion MRI in the heart: arterial spin labeling 15. Perfusion MRI in the heart: first-pass perfusion 16. Perfusion MRI in the lungs 17. Perfusion MRI in the liver 18. Kidney Perfusion using ASL 19. Kidney Perfusion using DCE 20. Perfusion MRI in skeletal muscle


Strijkers?, ?Gustav J.
Prof. dr. G.J. (Gustav) Strijkers is Full Professor (Preclinical and Translational MRI) at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and Adjunct Professor at Mount Sinai, New York. He earned his PhD at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TUE) with the title Magnetic Nanostructures and was a post-doctoral fellow at John Hopkins University, Baltimore. He served as assistant professor and associate professor at TUE and at UvA. He was a reviewer for several international journals and funding agencies and a member of scientific associations. Currently, his group uses a translational approach for the development of novel MRI sequences for improved diagnostics of disease and therapy monitoring. Novel preclinical protocols for high field MRI are initially developed in mouse and rat models. The most promising protocols are then translated for human clinical MRI. He established research programs on the development of comprehensive accelerated MRI protocols which provide valuable readouts in preclinical studies on the development and treatment of cardiovascular diseases, the application of traditional and novel nano particulate contrast agents, the improvement of imaging speed in MRI by the use of parallel imaging and novel mathematical imaging acceleration techniques, the use of multi-contrast MRI for the comprehensive and real-time evaluation of cancer therapy, and the development of diffusion-MRI to assess heart and skeletal muscle architecture and structural integrity in health and disease.



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