Zabow, G.
, Qian, C.
and koretsky, A.
(2013),
Engineering novel detectors and sensors for MRI, Journal of Magnetic Resonance, [online], https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmr.2012.11.012
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Engineering novel detectors and sensors for MRI
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Author(s)
, Chunqi Qian, Alan Koretsky
Abstract
Increasing detection sensitivity and image contrast have always been major topics of research in MRI. In this perspective, we summarize two engineering approaches to make detectors and sensors that have potential to extend the capability of MRI. The first approach is to integrate miniaturized detectors with a wireless-powered parametric amplifier to enhance the detection sensitivity of remotely coupled detectors. The second approach is to microfabricate contrast agents with encoded multispectral frequency shifts, whose properties can be specified and fine-tuned by geometry. These two complementary approaches will benefit from the rapid development in nanotechnology and microfabrication which should enable new opportunities for MRI.Citation
Journal of Magnetic Resonance
Volume
229
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Journals
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Keywords
Micro resonator, inductive coupling, microfabrication, contrast agents
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Created April 1, 2013, Updated November 10, 2018