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Use of MNS for pulmonary MRI at Cincinnati Children's Hospital

  • Featuring
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  • March 03 2025
  • Duration 18:35

Join Professor Jason C Woods in this webinar to learn how to tap into the potential of multinuclear imaging with Xenon and how Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and Philips have teamed to explore this groundbreaking opportunity for pulmonary MRI to get high image resolution in both structural and functional imaging. Watch this video to learn more.

MultiNuclei webinar with Dr. Woods

At-a-glance:

  • [01:30] Functional imaging with Xenon
  • [05:00] Fast imaging’s significant advantage in pediatrics
  • [07:35] Xenon Gas Exchange MRI
  • [12:04] Q&A

We performed in Cincinnati the first clinical scan after FDA approval and that was only possible due to Philips’ engagement in the process and their pushing through the approval of the MNS system and coil.

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Prof. Jason C Woods, PhD
Director of Research
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
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Results are specific to the institution where they were obtained and may not reflect the results achievable at other institutions. Results in other cases may vary.