Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

University of Virginia Patent Foundation

University of Chicago

Amit Patel

Craig H Meyer

Merlijn Sevenster

Alexander L Klibanov

Timothy J Carroll

Christopher M Kramer

Thomas Andre Forsberg

George A Beller

David K Glover

Keigo Kawaji

Dayuan Li

Charles G Cantrell

An apparatus to jointly measure oxygen utilization and tissue strain includes an imaging system and a computer processor operatively coupled to the imaging system. The computer processor is configured to control the imaging system to perform a pulse sequence on tissue of a subject. The computer processor also acquires oxygen utilization data and strain data responsive to the pulse sequence. The computer processor further determines an amount of strain on the tissue of the subject based at least in part on the strain data and an amount of oxygen utilization of the tissue of the subject based at least in part on the oxygen utilization data.

Combined oxygen utilization, strain, and anatomic imaging with magnetic resonance imaging

A system () includes an echocardiogram measurement tool () that determines a subset () of measurements from a list of echocardiogram measurements according to a view of an ultrasound imaging sequence () and a mapping () between the view and the subset of measurements.

Echocardiogram context measurement tool

The present invention provides multiple modalities for detecting LOX-1. More particularly, an imaging composition is provided that allows for the in vivo imaging of atherosclerotic plaque.

Multimodal imaging of atherosclerotic plaque targeted to LOX-1

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