Keywords: Hyperpolarized MR (Gas), Lung, 129-Xenon MRI, Respiratory Intervention, Molecular Imaging
Motivation: The current techniques employed in respiratory interventional navigation render the real-time global imaging of the airway and surgical instruments challenging during interventional procedures.
Goal(s): To confirm that 129Xe MRI is a potentially robust technology for navigating respiratory interventions.
Approach: The surface of the interventional instrument was modified with a ZIF-8 membrane to capture hyperpolarized 129Xe, thereby generating 129Xe@ZIF-8 NMR signals. Subsequently, rats were tracheotomized to insert the interventional instrument and conduct 129Xe MRI scans.
Results: Hyperpolarized 129Xe MRI provides a comprehensive view of the rat's tracheal structures, including the precise location of interventional instruments.
Impact: We demonstrate a method for the localization and navigation of interventional instruments within the airway on 129Xe MRI scanners, i.e., using ZIF-8 membranes as imaging markers, and preliminarily validate the possibility of 129Xe MRI as a respiratory interventional navigation technique.
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