In vivo oxygen-17 NMR for imaging brain oxygen metabolism at high field

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Fragment-based:

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In vivo oxygen-17 NMR for imaging brain oxygen metabolism at high field

In vivo oxygen-17 NMR for imaging brain oxygen metabolism at high field

November 2011
Publication year: 2011
Source:Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Volume 59, Issue 4

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? This article reviews the developments of in vivo 17O NMR imaging in brain research. ? In vivo 17O NMR imaging has improved significantly at high/ultrahigh field. ? In vivo 17O NMR can non-invasively image brain oxygen metabolism and perfusion. ? In vivo 17O NMR is useful for mapping the functional change in oxygen metabolism. ? In vivo 17O NMR imaging could potentially be used for human and clinic applications.

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