Iminds Vzw

Xeos Medical Nv

Vincent Keereman

Stefaan Vandenberghe

Roel Van Holen

Jared W Moore

Yves De Deene

An imaging apparatus for imaging ex-vivo tissue specimens includes a positron emission tomography imaging module having at least one pair of PET detectors; a computed tomography imaging module including an X-ray source and an X-ray detector; a tissue specimen receiving element configured to receive the tissue specimen to be imaged.

Imaging apparatus for imaging ex-vivo tissue specimens

A method for correcting a relaxation map of an object scanned with a magnetic resonance imaging modality the object having a plurality of structure and/or tissue types. The method includes deriving a first relaxation map of a scanned object from at least two three-dimensional scans of the object acquired using a sequence of ultrashort echo time pulses adapted for distinguishing between the various types of a plurality of structure and/or tissue types of the object. Information is obtained on the type of structure and/or tissue type present in voxels in the first relaxation map and binarizing the obtained information. A corrected relaxation map is generated by combining the binarized information with the first relaxation map.

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Gent, Belgium

Vincent Keereman