Non-contrast quantitative T1-mapping indicates that salvaged myocardium develops edema during coronary occlusion, whereas infarction exhibits evidence of additional reperfusion inj...

por Ugander, Martin, Zemedkun, Micheas, Hsu, Li-Yueh, Oki, Abiola J, Booker, O Julian, Kellman, Peter, Greiser, Andreas, Aletras, Anthony H, Arai, Andrew E
Publicado 2011

Edema by T2-weighted imaging in salvaged myocardium is extracellular, not intracellular

por Ugander, Martin, Bagi, Paul S, Booker, O Julian, Hsu, Li-Yueh, Oki, Abiola J, Greiser, Andreas, Kellman, Peter, Aletras, Anthony H, Arai, Andrew E
Publicado 2011

Understanding why edema in salvaged myocardium is difficult to detect by late gadolinium enhancement

por Ugander, Martin, Bagi, Paul S, Booker, Julian O, Hsu, Li-Yueh, Oki, Abiola J, Greiser, Andreas, Kellman, Peter, Aletras, Anthony H, Arai, Andrew E
Publicado 2012

Quantitative T1-maps delineate myocardium at risk as accurately as T2-maps - experimental validation with microspheres

por Ugander, Martin, Bagi, Paul S, Oki, Abiola J, Chen, Billy, Hsu, Li-Yueh, Aletras, Anthony H, Shah, Saurabh, Greiser, Andreas, Kellman, Peter, Arai, Andrew E
Publicado 2011

Myocardial extracellular volume imaging by CMR quantitatively characterizes myocardial infarction and subclinical myocardial fibrosis

por Ugander, Martin, Oki, Abiola J, Hsu, Li-Yueh, Kellman, Peter, Greiser, Andreas, Chen, Marcus Y, Bandettini, W Patricia, Aletras, Anthony H, Arai, Andrew E
Publicado 2011