Metabolism
Researchers from INSERM describe findings in metabolism
Published in Medical Device Business Week, March 21st, 2007
Fresh data on metabolism are presented in the report "A new Magnetic Resonance Imaging method for mapping the cerebral blood volume fraction: the rapid steady-state T1 method. This paper describes a new rapid steady-state T(1) (RSST(1)) method for mapping the cerebral blood volume fraction (CBVf) by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The principle is based on a two-compartment model of the brain (intra-and extravascular), and the effects of paramagnetic contrast agents on the intravascular longitudinal relaxation time T(1)," scientists writing in the Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism report.
"Using appropriate parameters, an...
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