Abstract #4087
Visualization of Pancreas in Rats Using Clinical MRI and CT: from in situ to in vivo
Ting Yin 1 , Walter Coudyzer 2 , Ronald Peeters 2 , Yewei Liu 1 , Marlein M. Cona 1 , Yuanbo Feng 1 , Jie Yu 2 , Steven Dymarkowski 2 , Raymond Oyen 2 , and Yicheng Ni 1,2
1
Theragnostic Laboratory, KULeuven, Leuven,
Flemish Brabant, Belgium,
2
Department
of Radiology, KULeuven, Leuven, Flemish Brabant, Belgium
In this study, we intended to image rat pancreas in situ
by using the state-of-the-art clinical MRI and CT
scanners with the assistance of intra-pancreatic
contrast enhancement. Detailed imaging landmarks and
morphology of rat pancreas were measured, described and
presented with 3D rendering. Meanwhile, with the help of
clear recognition of rat pancreas anatomy in situ,
attempts were made for imaging of native pancreatic
landmarks in vivo without any contrast enhancement.
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