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A Comprehensive Introduction to Magnetic Resonance Imaging Relaxometry and Contrast Agents.
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23 citing papers in PubMed.
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Abstract
The development of imaging technologies allowing noninvasive observation through solid bodies has represented a breakthrough in medical diagnosis, facilitating the comprehension of biomolecular events underlying disease and the development of more efficient therapeutic approaches. Some of the traditional limitations of these techniques are nowadays fading away thanks to the combination of imaging with nanotechnology, allowing the development of novel functional biomaterials that increase the sensitivity of detection, enable sensitivity to specific targets, and facilitate the combination of therapeutic and diagnostic functions (theragnosis) with molecular platforms functioning simultaneously as imaging probes and drug delivery carriers. The design of such functional biomaterials requires a comprehensive understanding of the principles that govern the generation of signal and modulation of contrast for a given imaging modality to exploit its capabilities to the maximal level. In this sense, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a technique that presents a complex relationship between the detected signal and the physical-chemical properties of its sourcing matter, allowing the generation of multiple image contrasts. Thus, while magnetic resonance imaging is a highly versatile imaging modality, it requires specific knowledge of its physical principles to take advantage of all of its possibilities. This work reviews the origin of the image signal and contrast in MRI and the concepts of relaxometry and MRI contrast agents.
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