Low gamma nuclei to detect muscle disease and therapy at the University of Florida

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March 03 2025
Duration 26:3

Join Dr. Glenn Walter in this webinar as he explores the exciting therapeutic potential of utilizing low gamma nuclei imaging and spectroscopy with sodium, phosphorus and carbon, alongside proton, to detect muscle diseases. Learn how easy it is to seamlessly integrate workflow for multi-nuclei image acquisition, spectroscopy, reconstruction, and viewing.

At-a-glance:

[01:20] Comprehensive MR Evaluations of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy – Proton
[08:42] Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy with Sodium MRI Imaging
[10:42] Phosphorus Spectroscopy
[17:12] Carbon Monitoring of Glycogen Storage Diseases
[21:00] Q&A

This is a phosphorus coil which easily integrates into the system (MR 7700) along with standard proton imaging

Professor . Glenn A Walter, PhD

Vice-Chair of Physiology and Aging

University of Florida, Amris, Gainesville, Florida, USA

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Professor Glenn A Walter, PhD

Professor Vice-Chair of Physiology and Aging

University of Florida Amris, Florida, USA

Mr. Yi Xia

Business Marketing Manager, Clinical & Key Customer Relationships

Philips , Madison, Wisconsin

Business Marketing Manager, Clinical & Key Customer Relationships

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