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Dynamic Speech ImagingFast imaging of soft tissue in the velar region is necessary for understanding the normal function of muscles use in speech. This is a spiral FLASH image. For more information see: DRS 2008 Poster |
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Imaging Microvascular Blood Flow with FENSIMicrovascular blood flow in the brain represents the functionally relevant flow in arterioles, capillaries and venules. Flow is usually measured indirectly by tagging spins at a distance from the region of interest in a technique called arterial spin labeling (ASL). Quantitation of ASL suffers from deviations in transit time. We developed a technique called Flow ENhancement of Signal Intensity (FENSI) to provide a direct, quantitative, and directionally-sensitive measure of microvascular blood flow.See Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 58(2): 396-401, 2007. |
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High Resolution Localized Diffusion ImagingAn MR acquisition can be sensitized to directionally specific diffusion in the myelinated white matter axons in the brain. This can be potentially useful in making inferences on connectivity between cognitive processing centers or inferring health of neurons.See paper in October Magnetic Resonance in Medicine! |
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Other ProjectsSee the Image Galery for other project images. |
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MRFIL |
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Magnetic Resonance Functional Imaging Lab |