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 Proceedings of the International Symposium on Ultrafast Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Medicine, Kyoto, Japan, 27-29 January 1999
Edited by
S. Naruse, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, Departments of Radiology and Neurosurgery, Kawaramachi-Hirokoji, Kamigyuo-ku, Kyoto 602-8566, Japan
H. Watari, President ISUM '99, Former President JMRM, Osaka, Japan
Included in series
International Congress, 1192
Description
This volume contains a selection of papers presented at the 2nd International Symposium on Ultrafast Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Medicine
(ISUM '99) organized by the Japan Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (JMRM). The symposium consisted of 32 keynote lectures and
scientific sessions, 61 posters discussions and 7 educational lectures.
Participants included chemists, physicists, biologists, medical
scientists and technologists from 10 countries. Over 30 top-level researchers in the field were selected as invited lecturers.
Ultrafast Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Medicine contains the most updated data and overviews in the areas of hardware development,
pulse sequence, MRA, fMRI, Diffusion/Perfusion, MRS and Applications (abdomen, pelvis, thorax, heart) and fast and ultrafast MRIs. Main
features of this book include a reference guide charting the evolution of medical imaging toward the 21th century in various
fields, and a good survey of fast and ultrafast MRI techniques. Topics cover all aspects of rapid imaging including technical issues,
experimental applications and clinical applications. Issues involving problems encountered in technical, methodological and clinical
areas are also discussed.
Rapid imaging is a highly notable topic in bio-medical research and in clinical medicine today. This book
will be a helpful resource to everyone engaged in the research and application of Rapid MRI.
Audience
Professionals in the area of radiology, cardiology, neurology, pediatrics, physiology, biochemistry & neuroscience
Contents
Hardware/Microimaging.
Gradient hardware considerations for fast MRI
(F. Schmitt).
Impedance mapping using a third 'Bc' coil
(Y. Yukawa et al.).
In vivo MR microscopy in humans
(F.W. Wehrli, H.K.
Song).
In vivo NMR spectroscopy of humans at high fields
(R. Gruetter, K. Ugurbil).
Pulse Sequence.
Overview
of rapid MRI techniques
(J. Hennig).
Three dimensional gradient echo imaging
(E.M. Haacke et al.).
Burst Imaging
(J.H.Duyn).
GRASE Imaging
(D.A. Feinberg).
Virtues and problems of burst imaging
(L. Zha, W. Zhang, D. Kramer).
Data Processing.
Data processing of Fast time series of MRI images
(R. Turner).
Fast MRI methods; data analysis
(H.
Fischer, J. Hennig).
Ultra-fast reconstruction of MR images using the optical computation in the phase
scrambled Fourier
imaging technique
(N. Kanzaki et al.).
Normal in-plane respiratory motion of the bilateral hemidiaphragms evaluated by
sequentially-subtracted
fast MR images
(T. Iwasawa et al.).
Dielectric oscillations of water dipoles at the Larmor frequency
(N. Iriguchi, Y. Yukawa,
S. Ueno).
Realtime Imaging.
Real-time MRI using gradient echoes
(S.J. Riederer et al.).
Interactive real-time MR
on a standard scanner: requirements and clinical applications
(J.J. van Vaals et al.).
Real-time interactive MRI for
cardiac appliances
(J. Pauly et al.).
MRA.
Comparison between magnitude subtraction vs complex subtraction in dynamic
contrast enhanced 3D-MR angiography: Basic experiments and clinical application
(S. Naganawa et al.).
Three-dimensional imaging
of superficial cerebral vein and brain surface with 3D phase
contrast MR angiography
(H. Miki et al.).
Clinical usefulness
of contrast enhanced 3D-MR angiography using automated stepping
table method
(H. Kubo et al.).
MR DSA (2D thick slice MR digital
subtraction angiography)
(M. Hori et al.).
Flow assessment of aortic dissection using ultrafast MR imaging
(T. Nitatori et
al.).
Functional MRI.
High Temporal Resolution Event Related fMRI
(K.K. Kwong et al.).
Event-related fMRI with
single mechanical pain
(N. Tanaka, R.S.J. Frackowiak).
Clinical application of functional MR imaging - Identification of the
central sulcus
(M. Fukunaga et al.).
Functional MR BOLD signal changes: evaluation of the intravascular and
extravascular
contribution
(N. Fujita et al.).
Evaluation for the effectiveness of thyrotropin releasing hormone in the
spinocerebellar
degeneration patients using functional MRI
(T. Taoka et al.).
Amygdala responses during unconscious learning measured with
event-related fMRI
(J.S. Morris, R.J. Dolan).
Cerebral lateralization of the human color center as revealed by functional MRI
(T. Nakajima,
Y.Kobayashi, N. Fukuhara).
Diffusion/Perfusion.
Fast MRI application: diffusion and perfusion imaging of the brain; overview
and
recent work
(P.C.M. van Zijl et al.).
Methods: perfusion imaging by arterial spin labeling
(D.C. Alsop, J.A. Detre).
Can
diffusion-weighted and perfusion-weighted echo planar imaging provide any
information about reversibility in ischemic damage?
(T. Ebisu et al.).
Brain axonal projection reconstruction by rapid 3D diffusion tensor imaging
(R. Xue, P.C.M. van Zijl, S. Mori).
The
relationship between decreased apparent diffusion coefficient of water and increased
lactate during acute focal ischemia in the rat
studied by proton echo planar spectroscopic
imaging and diffusion-weighted echo planar imaging
(T. Takegami et al.).
Single-shot
echo planar diffusion-weighted MRI of hyperacute cerebral ischemia:
characterizing clinical impact and limitations
(H. Shimizu et
al.).
Diffusion-weighted EPI and 1H echo planar spectroscopic imaging studies of rat transient
middle cerebral artery occlusion
model
(S. Morikawa, T. Inubushi H. Ishii).
Usefulness and limitation of diffusion weighted image and perfusion image by EPI in super
acute ischemic stroke and brain tumor
(F. Ikawa et al.).
Diffusion abnormality of the temporal lobe in Alzheimer's disease
and age-associated
memory impairment
(H. Hanyu et al.).
Cerebrovascular response after acetazolamide (ACZ) administration
evaluated by
T2*-weighted echo plannar imaging (EPI)
(Y. Ono et al.).
Quantitative measurement of vascular permeability of
brain tumors by double echo dynamic
MRI
(H. Uematsu et al.).
Hyperpolarized Gas Imaging.
Hyperpolarized 3He
as a contrast material for rapid MRI of the lung
(B. Saam et al.).
Fast dynamic MRI using hyperpolarized noble gases
(M.S. Albert,
L. Zhao, L.P. Panych).
Spectroscopy.
Methods and applications of high-speed MR spectroscopy
(A.A. Maudsley).
Feasibility of
using echo planar spectroscopic imaging (EPSI) for 3 dimensional 1H
metabolic imaging in the human brain
(T. Kimura et al.).
Fast lactate-discriminating spectroscopic imaging using J-coupling in lactate and the
broad spectral bandwidth of lipid
(Y. Bito et
al.).
31P NMR studies of phosphate metabolism in the ovulatory process induced by
gonadotropins in perfused rabbit
ovary
(K. Tanaka et al.).19F chemical shift selective fast spin echo for metabolic mapping - characteristic tumor
diagnosis by fluorinated hexoses -
(Y. Kanazawa, M. Narazaki).
Hemodynamic and metabolic changes of acute cerebral infarction evaluated
by
flow-sensitive alternating IR (FAIR) image and spectroscopic imaging (CSI) and
comparison with dynamic cerebral perfusion SPECT
(M. Harada et al.).
Temperature Measurements.
Towards real-time control of local hyperthermia based on fast MR temperature
mapping
(C.T.W. Moonen et al.).
Investigations of artifact from temperature-sensitive magnetic materials and
coil for thermometry
using MRI
(K. Yamaguchi, Y. Kamimura, Y. Yamada).
Feasibility of non-invasive temperature monitoring for RF interstitial hyperthermia
using
an 0.2-T open MR-apparatus
(N. Uchida et al.).
Internally-referenced temperature mapping method based on EPSI
(K. Kuroda et al.).
Interventional MRI (IVMRI).
The Future of Interventional and Intraoperative MRI
(F.A. Jolesc, B.L. Holman).
Cardiovascular System.
High speed cardiac MRI
(R.S. Balaban et al.).
Evaluation of left ventricular regional wall
motion by means of myocardial tagging in
apical hypertrophy
(M. Tsukamoto et al.).
Thorax and Abdomen.
Clinical applications
of ultrafast MR imaging in the Pelvis
(E.K. Outwater).
Fast MR imaging of the lung
(H. Hatabu).
The interactions of abnormal regional
respiratory mechanics and lung ventilation in
pulmonary emphysema
(K. Suga et al.).
Early clinical experience with MR lung
perfusion imaging in patients with
pulmonary emphysema
(I. Togami).
Usefulness of 3D subtraction MR portography for portal hypertension
(S. Kitano et al.).
Index of authors.
Bibliographic & ordering Information
Hardbound, 370 pages, publication date: DEC-1999
ISBN-13: 978-0-444-50280-3
ISBN-10: 0-444-50280-7
Imprint: EXCERPTA MEDICA
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