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Simultaneous Ultrasound/MRI Motion Monitoring in the Abdomen

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Petrusca, L., Arnold, P., Goget, T., Celicanin, Z., Auboiroux, V., Viallon, M., et al. (2010). Simultaneous Ultrasound/MRI Motion Monitoring in the Abdomen. In T. Kahn, F. Jolesz, & J. Lewin (Eds.), 8th Interventional MRI Symposium 2010 (pp. 153-155). Leipzig, Germany: University of Leipzig.


Cite as: https://hdl.handle.net/21.11116/0000-0002-80D9-8
Abstract
Ultrasound and MRI are complementary imaging modalities. US imaging provides high temporal resolution and direct visualization of acoustic obstacles, while MRI provides excellent tissue contrast and a confirmed method for near real time thermometry. Overall, the expected added value of combining these two modalities would consist of more complete description of the investigated anatomy, a more accurate targeting, efficient motion tracking, and reliable immediate assessment of the therapeutic results. The aim of the present work is to set-up an integrated environment for simultaneously ultrasound and MR image acquisition, satisfying clinical standards, and to evaluate the feasibility of performing hybrid imaging. A study on healthy volunteers is presented here with simultaneous 4DMRI/dynamic 2D ultrasound.