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MR spectroscopy of the heart in vivo
Drobný, Miloslav ; Englich, Jiří (advisor) ; Herynek, Vít (referee)
The presented thesis deals with the use of MR spectroscopy methods for the study of heart metabolism, namely the determination of the lipid content in the heart tissue. The aim of the thesis was the optimization of the examination protocol for the use in the routine examination of patients. The heart examination by means of MR spectroscopy is due to movements caused by the heart rhythm and breathing very challenging. We have, therefore, proposed the measurement protocol, when the measurement is controlled both by ECG signal and the signal monitoring breathing of the examined subject. To achieve sufficient quality of MR spectra we also proposed the use of an advanced method (GREshim) for the adjustment of the homogeneity of the static magnetic field. Using the optimized examination protocol we have examined a group of 14 healthy volunteers. An average content of lipids in the myocardium equal to 0,7 % as determined from the performed measurements is in agreement with published data.
MR spectroscopy of the heart in vivo
Drobný, Miloslav ; Englich, Jiří (advisor) ; Herynek, Vít (referee)
The presented thesis deals with the use of MR spectroscopy methods for the study of heart metabolism, namely the determination of the lipid content in the heart tissue. The aim of the thesis was the optimization of the examination protocol for the use in the routine examination of patients. The heart examination by means of MR spectroscopy is due to movements caused by the heart rhythm and breathing very challenging. We have, therefore, proposed the measurement protocol, when the measurement is controlled both by ECG signal and the signal monitoring breathing of the examined subject. To achieve sufficient quality of MR spectra we also proposed the use of an advanced method (GREshim) for the adjustment of the homogeneity of the static magnetic field. Using the optimized examination protocol we have examined a group of 14 healthy volunteers. An average content of lipids in the myocardium equal to 0,7 % as determined from the performed measurements is in agreement with published data.
Implantation of bone marrow stromal cells labeled with superparamagnetic nanoparticles into injured brain and imaging their fate by magnetic resonance
Jendelová, Pavla ; Herynek, V. ; Růžičková, Kateřina ; Hájek, M. ; Syková, Eva
Our study demonstrates that MSCs only migrate into an injured brain region. The commercially available contrast agent Endorem can be used as a cell marker for noninvasive MR tracking of implanted stem cells.
Diffusion and MRS in a rat cortex after traumatic injury
Voříšek, Ivan ; Herynek, V. ; Burian, M. ; Hájek, M. ; Niclay, K. ; Syková, Eva
An increase in diffusion barriers, manifestes by a decrease of both ADCTMA and ADCW, occurs throughout the entire cortex of the wounded hemisphere. These changes are related to astrogliosis and to an accumulation of extracellular matrix molecules without significant changes in ECS volume.

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