论文信息 - Regional differences in rat brain displayed by fast MRI with superparamagnetic contrast agents.

Regional differences in rat brain displayed by fast MRI with superparamagnetic contrast agents.

Gradient echo images of coronal sections through the brains of normal rats have been recorded at 2.0 T both before and at various times after intravenous bolus administrations of a superparamagnetic iron oxide suspension. The decrease in NMR signal due to the transit of the contrast agent has been quantified as a function of time. The image immediately following the injection can be subtracted from that pre-contrast to reveal regional differences related to blood flow.

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