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14 out of 51,901

General Electric Company

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1 out of 1,415

Michigan State University

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Years Active: 2005-2011

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14 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 8030920 - Method and system for modifying pulse sequences (2011-10-04),

2. 8022700 - Method and apparatus for view ordering of magnetic resonance imaging data for dynamic studies (2011-09-20),

3. 7800367 - Method and apparatus for generating T2* weighted magnetic resonance images (2010-09-21),

4. 7706855 - System and method for MR data acquisition with uniform fat suppression (2010-04-27),

5. 7705593 - Apparatus and method for detecting and classifying atherosclerotic plaque hemorrhage (2010-04-27),

6. 7671590 - Method and apparatus of multi-echo MR data acquisition with non-discrete flip angle train (2010-03-02),

7. 7649354 - Method and apparatus for acquiring magnetic resonance imaging data (2010-01-19),

8. 7595639 - System and method of angular elliptic centric view ordering for 3D MR acquisitions (2009-09-29),

9. 7383075 - Real-time localization monitoring, triggering, and acquisition of 3D MRI (2008-06-03),

10. 7330028 - Apparatus and method of simultaneous fat suppression, magnetization transfer contrast, and spatial saturation for 3D time-of-flight imaging (2008-02-12),

11. 7265547 - Method and apparatus for acquiring MR data with a segmented multi-shot radial fan beam encoding order (2007-09-04),

12. 7227356 - Method and apparatus of multi-echo MR data acquisition with non-discrete flip angle train (2007-06-05),

13. 7078900 - [object Object] (2006-07-18),

14. 6968225 - Real-time localization, monitoring, triggering and acquisition of 3D MRI (2005-11-22),

Title: **Innovative Contributions of Anthony Tienhuan Vu in Magnetic Resonance Imaging**

Introduction

Anthony Tienhuan Vu, an accomplished inventor based in Waukesha, Wisconsin, has made significant contributions to the field of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). With a total of 14 patents to his name, Vu's innovative techniques and systems have enhanced the efficiency and effectiveness of MRI technologies.

Latest Patents

One of Vu's latest patents, titled "Method and System for Modifying Pulse Sequences," describes methods and systems for adjusting pulse sequences based on estimated peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS). This innovation includes mechanisms to reduce the slew rate and adjust maximum gradient amplitudes to ensure safe levels during procedures. Another notable patent, "Method and Apparatus for View Ordering of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Data for Dynamic Studies," details a method for efficiently acquiring MRI data in a three-dimensional dynamic study by strategically partitioning views into inner and outer regions. This approach results in improved image generation from acquired data, as inner views are prioritized during acquisition.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Vu has worked with prominent organizations such as General Electric Company and Michigan State University. His experience with these institutions has facilitated the development and refinement of his groundbreaking technologies in MRI applications.

Collaborations

Vu has collaborated with other notable professionals in the industry, including Ersin Bayram and Charles Robert Michelich. These partnerships have contributed to the innovative advancements in MRI techniques and methods that Vu is known for today.

Conclusion

Anthony Tienhuan Vu stands out as a key figure in the realm of medical imaging with his significant patents and contributions. His dedication to innovation continues to influence the ways in which magnetic resonance imaging is utilized, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes and advancing the field of medical diagnostics.

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