Ge Precision Healthcare LLC

General Electric Company

University of California

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Ge Healthcare Limited

Albert Chen

Arnaud Comment

Rui Chen

David Wilson

Daniel Blackburn Vigneron

John Kurhanewicz

Kayvan Keshari

Kayvan Rahimi Keshari

Galen Reed

Jonathan Murray

A system for drawing a solution is provided. The system includes a filter, a vacuum source, and an actuator. The filter has an input port, a first output port, a second output port, and a flow path defined in part by the input port and the second output port. The vacuum source is in fluid communication with the first output port and operative to apply a vacuum to the flow path. The actuator is operative to facilitate movement of the solution along the flow path.

System and method for drawing a solution

A system for hyperpolarizing a substance is provided. The system includes a cryostat and a polarizer. The cryostat is operative to generate radicals within the substance by exposing the substance to electromagnetic radiation. The polarizer is operative to hyperpolarize the substance via the radicals. Once the substance is polarized, the radicals contained within the substance are quenched by adjusting a temperature of the substance to greater than or equal to a melting point of the substance. In embodiments, the polarizer may then rapidly freeze the substance.

System and method for hyperpolarizing a substance

A system for hyperpolarizing a substance is provided. The system includes a cryostat, a polarizer, and a shuttle. The cryostat is operative to generate radicals within the substance by exposing the substance to electromagnetic radiation. The polarizer is operative to hyperpolarize the substance via the radicals, and to quench the radicals within the substance by adjusting a temperature of the substance after the substance has been hyperpolarized. The shuttle is operative to transport the substance while maintaining hyperpolarization of the substance.

System and method for hyperpolarizing a substance and quenching radicals therein

The invention relates to a method ofC-MR detection using an imaging medium comprising hyperpolarisedC-fructose and to an imaging medium containing hyperpolarisedC-fructose for use in said method.

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