Small Animal MRI Imaging (CAT#: STEM-PET-0011-WXH)

Introduction

MRI stands for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. It uses the phenomenon of magnetic resonance to obtain electromagnetic signals from the body and reconstruct the information of the body. After years of development, a set of methods for spatial encoding of MRI signals has been formed, which can reconstruct images of the body. Magnetic resonance imaging technique can obtain tomographic images in any direction, and is almost applicable to different diseases of various systems of the whole body. Magnetic resonance imaging has a high soft tissue resolution capability, and it can sensitively detect changes in proton content in tissue components.

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Applications

• Oncology Research
• Bone Related Research
• Brain Science Research
• Materials Research
• Cardiovascular Research

Procedure

1. Start up
2. Machine detection
3. Collimator replacement
4. Injection of Imaging Agent
5. Preparing for collection
6. Acquisition, processing, display, drawing
7. Shut down
8. Restore original

Notes

Depending on the characteristics of the imaging site, it is determined whether a contrast agent needs to be provided.

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