Experts provide a comprehensive overview of approaches to address cardiac and respiratory gating in PET and MRI in rodent models.
In this webinar, experts will discuss the various implementations developed to address cardiac and respiratory gating in MRI and PET. Prospective and retrospective gating methods will be explained. The speakers will further introduce the self-gated approach, IntraGATE, pointing out the principle of operation and main advantages gained using this technique. Utilizing further the IntraGATE derived information from MR images, the speakers will show the benefits in linking this information to PET in simultaneously acquired cardiac PET/MR acquisitions in rodents.
Building on the principle of exploiting the MR navigator signal to derive details on the cardiac and respiratory motions, the concept of spatially resolved navigators, using PolyGATE, is presented for imaging multiple animals simultaneously. Retrospective gating will greatly enhance the accuracy and applicability of simultaneously acquired cardiac PET/MRI in rodents.
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Matic Pusovnik
Matic Pusovnik is a biomedical engineer, currently doing a PhD project at the Biomedical MRI group/ MoSAIC, Department of Imaging and Pathology, Katholieke Universiteit (KU) Leuven, Belgium.
Geoff Warnock
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PhD
Geoff Warnock is Senior Application Scientist at PMOD Technologies, part of Bruker since July 2019. PMOD provides solutions for all stages of quantitative data processing, and specializes in PET kinetic modeling. Geoff has focused on quantitative PET for more than 10 years, and provides customized training courses to PMOD’s customers around the world.
Mette Lauritzen
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PhD
Mette Lauritzen, is a Market Product Manager for Nuclear Molecular Imaging at Bruker BioSpin in Germany.
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