ライフサイエンスコーパス: cine MRI

1 amine stress (5 to 10 microg . kg-1 . min-1) cine MRI, stress/rest tetrofosmin SPECT, and stress/redi

2 (Jacquier approach) at 3D whole-heart and 2D cine MRI by two independent readers.

3 emonstrated higher image quality than did 2D cine MRI (P < .001).

4 95% CI: 0.84, 0.97) for NCM, while ICC in 2D cine MRI was 0.77 (95% CI: 0.55, 0.89) for CM and 0.87 (

5 95% CI: 0.97, 0.99) for NCM, while ICC in 2D cine MRI was 0.82 (95% CI: 0.63, 0.92) for CM and 0.87 (

6 ignificantly less than those with VEC-DS and cine MRI.

7 s with heart failure underwent real-time and cine MRI in the standard short-axis orientation with a 1

8 hial artery dilatation were also assessed by cine MRI.

9 lity at the same locations was determined by cine MRI before and after revascularization in 41 patien

10 mes and ejection fraction were determined by cine MRI in 11 individuals.

11 r events and LV dimensions were evaluated by cine MRI.

12 -time MRI were compared to those obtained by cine MRI.

13 right ventricular stroke volumes provided by cine MRI ("gold standard").

14 ed significantly earlier by FastHARP than by cine MRI (9.5+/-5 versus 33+/-14 seconds, P<0.01).

15 Free-breathing 30-second single-beat cardiac cine MRI yielded accurate biventricular measurements, re

16 Conclusion Cardiac cine MRI at 0.55 T yielded comparable results for quanti

17 opment of cardioCEST: A CEST-encoded cardiac cine MRI sequence was implemented on a 9.4T small animal

18 available 0.55-T low-field-strength cardiac cine MRI scanner and a 1.5-T scanner.

19 0 msec) in free-breathing, real-time cardiac cine MRI using golden-angle radial sparse parallel (GRAS

20 as compared with well-validated conventional cine MRI.

21 resonance imaging (MRI) and two-dimensional cine MRI were performed on 20 male and 19 female volunte

22 rofosmin (tetrofosmin) SPECT, and dobutamine cine MRI for identifying regions of reversible myocardia

23 ontrast-enhanced MRI and low-dose dobutamine cine MRI for evaluation of viability.

24 hed cardiovascular MRI (including dobutamine cine MRI and vasodilator perfusion MRI techniques) as an

25 f coronary angiography, electrocardiography, cine MRI, and creatine kinase measurements.

26 Velocity-encoded cine MRI was used to measure pulmonary and aortic blood

27 Fast cine MRI can be used to assess left ventricular contract

28 Fast cine MRI with three-dimensional contrast-enhanced MRA pr

29 StrainNet was applied to contour motion from cine MRI.

30 gnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features from cine-MRI, flow-sensitized, and extracellular-volume tech

31 Nonbreath-holding cine MRI was performed with ECG gating and respiratory c

32 Recommendations for standard parameters in cine-MRI sequences are difficult to make due to lack of

33 -ventricular myocardial strain using a novel cine MRI based deformation registration algorithm (DRA)

34 T for global and segmental E(cc) analysis of cine MRI.Keywords: Image Postprocessing, MR Imaging, Car

35 gastrointestinal preparation, and details of cine-MRI protocols was extracted.

36 derwent preoperative and early postoperative cine MRI for assessment of global left ventricular funct

37 ly (day 6) and late (6 months) postoperative cine MRI for global and regional functional assessment a

38 I were performed 3 days after the procedure; cine MRI was also done 10 and 28 days after the procedur

39 In both protocols, cine-MRI was performed with the use of a 1.5-T clinical

40 ne and volumetric (cardiac short-axis stack) cine MRI and by biplane and volumetric (three-dimensiona

41 and function were assessed by using standard cine MRI sequences.

42 At 3 days after surgery, cine MRI revealed reduced wall thickening in AI (5+/-6%

43 real-time MRI was significantly shorter than cine MRI (8.6 +/- 2.3 vs. 24.7 +/- 3.5 min, p < 0.001).

44 esolution of a 32-fold accelerated real-time cine MRI pulse sequence (19.3-msec temporal resolution)

45 roposed 32-fold accelerated radial real-time cine MRI pulse sequence provided higher temporal resolut

46 ed using both radial and Cartesian real-time cine MRI pulse sequences with gradient-recalled echo rea

47 Seven patients with end-stage PH underwent cine MRI before and after SLT, and eight normal voluntee

48 RV reverts to more normal geometry, we used cine MRI and finite-element (FE) analysis to study patie

49 vivo contractile function was measured using cine MRI.

50 tion of the airway wall was quantified using cine MRI data captured over a single respiratory cycle i

51 d before and after the intervention by using cine-MRI.

52 descending aorta measured by phase-velocity cine MRI (OR 1.68 for 100 mL/s(1.5) increase, P=0.018).

53 , second, the accuracy of QGS, compared with cine MRI, for determining left ventricular volumes and e

54 ight normal volunteers were also imaged with cine MRI.

55 d close correlation with those obtained with cine MRI (LVEDV: r = 0.985, p < 0.001; LVESV: r = 0.994,