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Published online before print November 13, 2002, 10.1148/radiol.2261011275
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(Radiology 2003;226:250-255.)
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Technical Developments

Artificial Thorax for MR Imaging Studies in Porcine Heart-Lung Preparations1

Jürgen Biederer, MD and Martin Heller, MD

1 From the Department of Diagnostic Radiology, University Hospital Kiel, Arnold-Heller-Strasse 9, 24105 Kiel 1, Germany. Received July 26, 2001; revision requested September 12; revision received February 8, 2002; accepted February 28. Address correspondence to J.B. (e-mail: juergen.biederer@rad.uni-kiel.de).

A double-walled magnetic resonance (MR) imaging–compatible container with a flexible diaphragm was designed to hold freshly excised porcine heart-lung preparations. The saline contents simulate MR signal of an actual chest wall. Continuous evacuation keeps the lung inflated. A variety of experiments with different imaging modalities, including angiography, under close to in vivo conditions are feasible. Access to bronchial system and lung vessels allows for various studies.

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Index terms: Animals • Experimental study • Lung, MR, 60.121411, 60.121412 • Model, anatomical




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