Why the study?
Does an intravascular NMR receiver probe enable high-resolution imaging of the arterial wall in canine models?
Population
Canine iliofemoral artery models (in situ cadaver and in vivo) and phantoms
Comparison
Intravascular NMR receiver probe vs Other probe coil designs in simulations
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Opposed solenoid intravascular coils may enable ex vivo arterial wall imaging; leaves open in vivo translation pending motion correction in animal models.
Does an intravascular NMR receiver probe enable high-resolution imaging of the arterial wall in canine models?
An intravascular NMR receiver probe can resolve arterial wall layers in situ, but in vivo imaging remains challenging due to motion artifacts.
Hurst et al. (1992) studied this question.
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