Keywords: Hybrid & Novel Systems Technology, Hybrid & Novel Systems Technology, interventional device; intervention; magnetic particle imaging; MPI; hybrid systems;
Motivation: Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI) is a radiation-free imaging technique particularly appealing for clinical applications, where reducing radiation exposure is crucial.
Goal(s): Investigating the feasibility of MPI for real-time vascular imaging and its potential as a clinically viable imaging tool.
Approach: To simulate real-life conditions, a portable MPI scanner for human application in combination with an X-ray system was tested on human cadaveric specimens with continuous perfusion.
Results: The results demonstrated reliable visualization of femoral arteries with high temporal resolution, underscoring MPI’s potential as a safe, effective complement to traditional vascular imaging. This approach is particularly beneficial for interventional radiology.
Impact: MPI offers a radiation-free alternative for real-time vascular imaging, improving patient safety, especially in sensitive populations. With its high-resolution, dynamic imaging capabilities the integration into clinical settings could reduce/remove ionizing radiation and associated risks in interventional radiology.
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