Recent #MRI news in the semiconductor industry

5 months ago

➀ Researchers at the University of New Mexico have found that oxalic acid, a compound found in many foods, can produce gadolinium nanoparticles in human tissues;

➁ Gadolinium is a rare-earth metal used in MRI scans, and its contrast agents are administered to enhance image clarity;

➂ The study suggests that oxalic acid may play a role in the formation of nanoparticles that lead to health issues in kidneys and other organs.

MRINanoparticle
10 months ago
➀ Researchers from IBEC and ICFO introduce new atomic sensor technology that improves MRI quality control by tracking hyperpolarised molecules in real time; ➁ The technology, based on optically pumped atomic magnetometers (OPMs), expands MRI applications in clinical diagnostics and scientific research; ➂ The sensors enable real-time quality control and non-destructive monitoring, offering benefits for radiologists, MRI technicians, and researchers in high-precision magnetic sensing.
MRIsensor
12 months ago
➀ A team at NUS Medicine has developed a nanoparticle technology for efficient and non-invasive diagnosis and treatment of atherosclerosis; ➁ The technology offers a potential alternative to current treatment methods and could significantly improve cardiovascular care; ➂ The nanoparticles specifically target atherosclerotic plaques, delivering therapeutic agents and enhancing MRI imaging.
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