Abstract #3285
Simultaneous Dual-frequency Range Conductivity Mapping MR Method for Tissue Characterization: In Vivo Canine Brain Disease Model Study
Woo Chul Jeong 1 , Min Oh Kim 2 , Saurav ZK Sajib 1 , Ji Eun Kim 1 , Hyung Joong Kim 1 , Oh In Kwon 3 , Dong Hyun Kim 2 , and Eung Je Woo 1
1
Kyung Hee University, Yongin, Gyeonggi,
Korea,
2
Yonsei
University, Seoul, Korea,
3
Konkuk
University, Seoul, Korea
Electrical tissue conductivity is primarily determined
by concentration and mobility of ions in intra- and
extra-cellular fluids. The conductivity of biological
tissues show frequency-dependent behavior and its values
at different frequencies may provide useful diagnostic
information. MR-based tissue property mapping are widely
used imaging techniques which provided unique
conductivity contrast at different frequency ranges.
Recently, new method for data acquisition and
reconstruction for low- and high-frequency conductivity
images from a single MR scan was proposed. In this
study, we applied the simultaneous dual-frequency range
conductivity mapping to enhance its clinical potentials
through in vivo disease model animal imaging.
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