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by Moran Paul R. Madison Wi
"... An NMR zeugmatographic scanner is modified to produce flow images. A motion sensitizing gradient field is applied to the gyromagnetic nuclei after transverse excitation and prior to emission measurement. The motion sensitized free induction signal which results is processed using an inverse Fourier ..."
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An NMR zeugmatographic scanner is modified to produce flow images. A motion sensitizing gradient field is applied to the gyromagnetic nuclei after transverse excitation and prior to emission measurement. The motion sensitized free induction signal which results is processed using an inverse Fourier

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by Moran Paul R. Winston-salem Nc
"... An NMR zeugmatographic scanner is modified to produce flow images. A motion sensitizing gradient field is applied to the gyromagnetic nuclei after transverse excitation and prior to emission measurement. The motion sensitized free induction signal which results is processed using an inverse Fourier ..."
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An NMR zeugmatographic scanner is modified to produce flow images. A motion sensitizing gradient field is applied to the gyromagnetic nuclei after transverse excitation and prior to emission measurement. The motion sensitized free induction signal which results is processed using an inverse Fourier

NMR of Geophysical Drill Cores with a Mobile Halbach Scanner

by Von Der Fakultät Für Mathematik, Informatik Und Naturwissenschaften Der Rheinisch, Elena Talnishnikh
"... Diese Dissertation ist auf den Internetseiten der Hochschulbibliothek online verfügbar. Foreword Many people were involved in this interdisciplinary project. They worked together from the beginning until the end. Firstly, they designed and constructed the experimental equipment and secondly, develop ..."
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Diese Dissertation ist auf den Internetseiten der Hochschulbibliothek online verfügbar. Foreword Many people were involved in this interdisciplinary project. They worked together from the beginning until the end. Firstly, they designed and constructed the experimental equipment and secondly, developed measurement techniques and tested them for different geophysical applications. Then the author would like to mention personally Dr. Sophia Anferova, Prof. Vladimir Anferov, and Juliane Arnold for the teamwork. I would like to underline the collaboration with Prof. Christoph Clauser’s group

NMR Hardware and Desktop Systems

by Steven M. Wright, David G. Brown, David C. Spence
"... Abstract. Modern magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems consist of large numbers of complex, high cost subsystems. Often this makes them impractical for use as routine laboratory instruments, limiting their use to hospitals and dedicated laboratories. However, recent advances in the consumer elect ..."
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electronics industry have led to the widespread availability of inexpensive radio-frequency integrated circuits with exceptional abilities. We have developed a small, lowcost MR system derived from these new components. When combined with inexpensive desktop magnets, this type of MR scanner has the promise

NMR-Neuropathologic Correlation in Stroke

by L. Dana Dewitt, J. Philip Kistler, Douglas C. Miller, Edward P. Richardson, O S. Buonanno
"... True, three-dimensional proton nuclear magnetic resonance imaging at 0.147 tesla was performed postmortem on 2 patients embodying various stroke syndromes, including chronic (4 and 15 years) infarction, subacute (within 1 week) bland infarction, acute (2 days) hemorrhagic Infarction, and hematoma se ..."
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secondary to ruptured aneurysm. A third patient, with subcortical arteriosclerotic ence-phalopathy, so-called Binswanger's disease, was examined antemortem using a 0.6 tesla scanner. Nuclear magnetic resonance images were reconstructed at levels matching the pathologic specimens. Qualitative and, when

Design and Performance of a DNP Prepolarizer Coupled to a Rodent MRI Scanner

by Brandt K. Uffmann F. Kurdzesau, R. Gruetter, J. J. Van Der Klink
"... ABSTRACT: For most of the last forty years, the techniques of Dynamic Nuclear Polar-ization (DNP) have been confined to particle-physics laboratories building polarized targets, but recently it has been shown that samples similar to a solid target can be transformed into room temperature liquid solu ..."
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solutions while retaining a high nuclear polar-ization. This method of ‘‘hyperpolarization’ ’ is of interest in NMR/MRI/MRS. We describe a 3.35 T DNP/9.4 T MRI installation based on a continuous-flow cryostat, using a standard wide-bore low-field NMR magnet as prepolarizer magnet and a widely available

10.5603/NMR.2011.00018

by unknown authors
"... BACKGROUND: The value of PET/CT imaging in diagnosis of different cancers has been widely described. PET/CT may contribute to visualization of additional findings that were not the indication to the study and did not refer to initial diagnosis. In a small number of PET/CT scans an incidentally found ..."
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-FDG were performed in 1925 subjects for evaluation of different, non-thyroid malignancies. For PET/CT examination, a Discovery ST (General Electric) PET/CT scanner was used. Patients with focal 18F-FDG activity were further evaluated by means of fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB). If cytological

Design and performance of a DNP prepolarizer coupled to a rodent MRI scanner. Concepts in Magnetic Resonance Part B: Magnetic Resonance Engineering 2007

by A. Comment, B. Van Den Br, K. Uffmann, F. Kurdzesau, S. Jannin, J. A. Konter, P. Hautle, W. Th. Wenckebach, R. Gruetter
"... For most of the last forty years, the techniques of Dynamic Nuclear Polar-ization (DNP) have been confined to particle-physics laboratories building polarized targets, but recently it has been shown that samples similar to a solid target can be transformed into room temperature liquid solutions whil ..."
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while retaining a high nuclear polarization. This method of “hyperpolarization ” is of interest in NMR/MRI/MRS. We describe a 3.35 T DNP / 9.4 T MRI installation based on a continuous-flow cryostat, using a standard wide-bore low-field NMR magnet as prepolar-izer magnet and a widely available radical

Development of a Single-Sided Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Scanner for the In Vivo Quantification of Live Cattle Marbling

by Yoshito Nakashima, Y. Nakashima
"... Abstract Non-invasive in vivo marbling quantification helps owners to choose the optimum nutritional management for growing cattle and buyers to more precisely evaluate grown cattle at auctions. When using time-domain proton nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) relaxometry, it is possible to quantify mu ..."
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muscle and fat separately by taking advantage of the difference in the spin–spin relaxation time (T2) between water molecules in muscles and fat molecules, which would contribute to the non-invasive and objective determination of marbling scores. With this in mind, we developed a prototype NMR scanner (4

Elimination of Distortions in Static Magnetic Field Distribution Measurements

by P. Andris, I. Frollo
"... Measurement of magnetic field distribution of the basic magnet is rather frequent measurement in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). It can be useful for maintenance of the NMR scanner as well as for ..."
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Measurement of magnetic field distribution of the basic magnet is rather frequent measurement in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). It can be useful for maintenance of the NMR scanner as well as for
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