Keywords: Liver, Liver
Motivation: MRI stands as the gold standard for diagnosing liver diseases. Ensuring widespread access to this technology is of critical importance to combat the prevalence of liver disease.
Goal(s): Our goal is to decrease the prevalence of liver disease by making the diagnostic precision of MRI broadly available.
Approach: We present a compact and open Magnetic Resonance device that employs the gold standard principles of MRI to accurately measure liver disease biomarkers.
Results: The accuracy of Proton Density Fat Fraction is shown in recent clinical studies using a point-of-care non-imaging magnetic resonance device.
Impact: The development and implementation of a portable, cost-effective device for liver disease diagnosis can transform clinical care, improve diagnosis efficiency, and address health disparities. The technology may enhance global research and facilitate treatment monitoring and earlier intervention.
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