Abstract #0254

Initial experience of applying bolus tracking and real-time B0/B1 calibration for human hyperpolarized 13C imaging

Shuyu Tang^1,2, Jeremy Gordon¹, Robert Bok¹, James Slater¹, Jane Wang¹, Daniel Vigneron¹, and Peder Larson¹

¹University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, United States, ²University of California at Berkeley, berkeley, CA, United States

A new hyperpolarized ¹³C MRI approach with bolus tracking and real-time B0/B1 calibration was developed and tested in 4 human HP ¹³C MRI studies of brain, prostate, kidney and pancreas metabolism. The use of this framework demonstrated improved accuracy and robustness for human hyperpolarized ¹³C imaging.

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