Detection of Liver Fibrosis Using Magnetic Resonance Elastography
Xuelong Zhang
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Xuelong Zhang
Abstract
Magnetic resonance elastography can be used to measure the elastic stress of the liver and the extent of hepatic fibrosis quantitatively.This paper describes the principles and practical implementation of magnetic resonance elastography,including tissue biomechanical model analysis,development of the shear wave developing stimulator,design of elastic imaging sequence and fitting algorithms for elastography.Magnetic resonance elastography measurements on ex vivo pork liver and human volunteers were demonstrated experimentally.
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Magnetic resonance elastography can be used to measure the elastic stress of the liver and the extent of hepatic fibrosis quantitatively.This paper describes the principles and practical implementation of magnetic resonance elastography,including tissue biomechanical model analysis,development of the shear wave developing stimulator,design of elastic imaging sequence and fitting algorithms for elastography.Magnetic resonance elastography measurements on ex vivo pork liver and human volunteers were demonstrated experimentally.
Key concepts: Magnetic resonance elastography, Elastography, Magnetic resonance imaging, Liver fibrosis, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Biomedical engineering, Materials science, Fibrosis