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28FEB 2025
AG Laun
New paper: Pros and Cons of High-Performance Gradient Enabled Short-TE Prostate DWI: A Prospective Study
Congratulations to Dominika Skwierawska, Maximilian Bachl and co-authors on the recently published article “Pros and Cons of High-Performance Gradient Enabled Short-TE Prostate DWI: A Prospective Study”! This study evaluated the impact of echo time (TE) on prostate diffusion-weighted MRI, finding that a shorter TE (41 ms) improved lesion conspicuity and image quality on high b-value […]
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26FEB 2025
AG Nagel
Proposal for 14 Tesla MRI system submitted …
On the road toward implementing a 14 Tesla human whole-body system in Germany, we responded to a call in 2024 from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, BMBF) to submit projects to develop new national scientific infrastructures: https://www.bmbf.de/DE/Forschung/Wissenschaftssystem/Forschungsinfrastrukturen/InternationaleEinrichtungen/_documents/240617_priorisierungsverfahren_fis.html. In a proposal coordinated by the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen and […]On the road toward implementing a 14 Tesla human whole-body system in Germany, we responded to a call in 2024 from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, BMBF) to submit projects to develop new national scientific infrastructures: https://www.bmbf.de/DE/Forschung/Wissenschaftssystem/Forschungsinfrastrukturen/InternationaleEinrichtungen/_documents/240617_priorisierungsverfahren_fis.html. In a proposal coordinated by the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen and […]
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18FEB 2025
AG Nagel
New paper: Determination of Tissue Potassium and Sodium Concentrations in Dystrophic Skeletal Muscle Tissue Using Combined Potassium (39K) and Sodium (23Na) MRI at 7T
Congratulations to Dr. Lena Gast and co-authors on the recently published article “Determination of Tissue Potassium and Sodium Concentrations in Dystrophic Skeletal Muscle Tissue Using Combined Potassium (39K) and Sodium (23Na) MRI at 7T”! This study used combined 23Na/39K MRI at 7T to assess apparent tissue potassium concentration (aTPC) in fat-replaced muscles of patients with […]
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12FEB 2025
AG Zaiss
Neues Paper: MR-zero meets FLASH – controlling the transient signal decay in gradient- and RF-spoiled gradient echo sequences
Congratulations to Simon Weinmüller and co-authors on the recently published articlel “MR-zero meets FLASH – controlling the transient signal decay in gradient- and RF-spoiled gradient echo sequences”! The article focused on the optimization of individual RF flip angles and phases using the MR-zero framework, which improves the transient signal decay of FLASH MRI sequences, reducing […]
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23SEP 2024
AG Laun
New paper: Relevance of lesion size in navigator-triggered and free-breathing diffusion-weighted liver MRI
Congratulations to Bianca Reithmeier and co-authors on the recently published article “Relevance of lesion size in navigator-triggered and free-breathing diffusion-weighted liver MRI”! This study investigated the effectiveness of navigator-triggered (TRIG) versus free-breathing (FB) diffusion-weighted MRI in detecting small focal liver lesions (FLLs). Among 885 segmented lesions, TRIG detected significantly more small lesions (≤8 mm) with better […]Congratulations to Bianca Reithmeier and co-authors on the recently published article “Relevance of lesion size in navigator-triggered and free-breathing diffusion-weighted liver MRI”! This study investigated the effectiveness of navigator-triggered (TRIG) versus free-breathing (FB) diffusion-weighted MRI in detecting small focal liver lesions (FLLs). Among 885 segmented lesions, TRIG detected significantly more small lesions (≤8 mm) with better […]
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22JUL 2024
Allgemein
MR Retreat 2024
This year’s retreat of the six MR research groups of the University Hospital took place on 26 and 27 June. The two-day meeting provided a platform for exchange between scientists, alumni and students to present and discuss the latest developments and research projects in the field of MRI. The first day of the retreat began […]
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