New York University

Leeor Alon

Daniel K Sodickson

Dmitry Novikov

Alexej Jerschow

Leslie Frederick Greengard

Emilia Silletta

Christopher M Collins

Assaf Tal

Cem Murat Deniz

Gene Young Cho

Seena Dehkharghani

Guillaume Madelin

Systems and methods for detecting dielectric changes in matter are provided. The system includes a data collection array to collect microwave scattering data and a machine learning device. The machine learning device is configured to receive the microwave scattering data, patient information, and imaging modality data corresponding to at least one of a presence of disease, absence of disease, or one or more disease features; analyze the microwave scattering data, patient information, and imaging modality data; output at least one of a predicted disease state and predicted features based on the analyzed microwave scattering data, patient information, and imaging modality data; compare the imaging modality data corresponding to the at least one of a presence of disease, absence of disease, or one or more disease features to the predicted disease state or predicted features; and use the comparison as an input into the machine learning device.

System to detect dielectric changes in matter

System and methods that reconstruct absolute temperature using a multi-nuclear approach. Specifically, the methods and systems utilize independent NMR/MRI information provided by the precession frequency of two different nuclei to reconstruct a map of the absolute temperature.

Multi-nuclear absolute MR thermometry

Systems, methods and computer-accessible mediums for determining a specific absorption rate (SAR) of a radio frequency (RF) radiation on an object(s) can be provided, which can, for example hardware arrangement configured to receive thermal information for a portion(s) of the at least one object, and determine the SAR based on the thermal information.

System, method and computer-accessible medium for determining specific absorption rate obtained based on magnetic resonance imaging and temperature property measurements

Exemplary embodiments of an apparatus according to the present disclosure comprise a radiative heating system with a radiation source configured to generate radiation for absorption by an object. A magnetic resonance system is provided with one or more coils configured to transmit and receive radio frequency energy to and from the object. A processor is configured to determine at least one of a temperature of the object and a change in the temperature of the object, based on the radio frequency energy received. A magnetic field source can be configured to generate a magnetic field within the object, and the radio frequency of the energy can be selected for magnetic resonance interactions in the object, based on a strength of the magnetic field.

System and method for providing magnetic resonance temperature measurement for radiative heating applications

An exemplary system, method and computer-accessible medium for constructing information regarding a distribution of thermal properties of an object(s), can be provided. For example, data related to a temperature of the object(s) can be received at multiple points in time and space at which a portion(s) of the object(s) is heated or cooled. The information can be constructed using the data based on a bio-heat equation.

System, method and computer accessible medium for determining tissue thermal property

Exemplary system, method, and computer-accessible medium can be provided for determining at least one property (e.g., an electrical property or a cross-section property) of at least one target. For example, it is possible to determine electromagnetic-field-related quantities associated with signals provided from the target(s). The electromagnetic-field-related quantities can be provided to procedures to relate the electromagnetic-field-related quantities to a plurality of unknown electrical property values and residual field-related unknown values of the target(s). The property(ies) of the target(s) can be determined by determining the plurality of unknown electrical property values and residual field-related unknown values of the target(s).

System, method and computer-accessible medium for providing generalized local maxwell tomography for mapping of electrical property gradients and tensors

Exemplary system, method and computer accessible medium can be provided for evaluating at least one radio frequency transmitting arrangement. For example, it is possible to receive a first information associated with at least one scan of at least one live subject corresponding to one or more effects of the transmitting arrangement(s) on the at least one live subject, and determine a second information based on the first information.

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