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44 results about "Water proton" patented technology

Protons in water are commonly described with the help of two limiting structures. In the Eigen complex (H9O4+) (left), the proton is part of the central H3O+ ion surrounded by three water molecules. In the Zundel cation (H5O2+) (right), the proton forms strong hydrogen bonds with two flanking water molecules.

Self-referencing/body motion tracking non-invasive internal temperature distribution measurement method and apparatus using magnetic resonance tomographic imaging technique

A noninvasive image measuring method of measuring internal organ / tissue temperature using an MRI system. Temperature measurement insusceptible to body motion and spatial variation of magnetic field is realized by utilizing the position and size of a temperature change region as a priori information to determine the phase distribution of the complex magnetic resonance signal of water proton at a given temperature point and by subtracting the phase distribution before the temperature change estimated (self-referred) from the phase distribution in the peripheral region for each pixel of the image, thereby eliminating the subtraction process of image before and after temperature change. The precision of temperature measurement can be enhanced by estimating a complex curved surface formed of the peripheral region in each temperature change region of the real-part and imaginary-part images of the complex magnetic resonance signal, and calculating the phase difference between an actually measured complex signal distribution and the estimated complex signal distribution of the complex signal distribution for each pixel, thereby reducing the estimation error due to phase transition from −π to +π occurring in a phase distribution. Furthermore, temperature can be measured through optimal imaging following up body motion by using an optical positioning system in combination even if the part being measured is shifted.
Owner:GE MEDICAL SYST GLOBAL TECH CO LLC

Self-referencing/body motion tracking non-invasive internal temperature distribution measurement method and apparatus using magnetic resonance tomographic imaging technique

A noninvasive image measuring method of measuring internal organ/tissue temperature using an MRI system. Temperature measurement insusceptible to body motion and spatial variation of magnetic field is realized by utilizing the position and size of a temperature change region as a priori information to determine the phase distribution of the complex magnetic resonance signal of water proton at a given temperature point and by subtracting the phase distribution before the temperature change estimated (self-referred) from the phase distribution in the peripheral region for each pixel of the image, thereby eliminating the subtraction process of image before and after temperature change. The precision of temperature measurement can be enhanced by estimating a complex curved surface formed of the peripheral region in each temperature change region of the real-part and imaginary-part images of the complex magnetic resonance signal, and calculating the phase difference between an actually measured complex signal distribution and the estimated complex signal distribution of the complex signal distribution for each pixel, thereby reducing the estimation error due to phase transition from −π to +π occurring in a phase distribution. Furthermore, temperature can be measured through optimal imaging following up body motion by using an optical positioning system in combination even if the part being measured is shifted.
Owner:GE MEDICAL SYST GLOBAL TECH CO LLC

Mr imaging with cest contrast enhancement

The invention relates to a method of MR imaging of at least a portion of a body of a patient placed in an examination volume of an MR device. The object of the invention is to improve CEST contrast enhanced imaging. The method of the invention comprises the following steps: a) saturation of nuclear magnetization of exchangeable protons of a CEST contrast agent administered to the patient by subjecting the portion of the body to at least one frequency-selective saturation RF pulse matched to the MR frequency of exchangeable protons of the CEST contrast agent, wherein the saturation period, i.e. the duration of the frequency-selective saturation RF pulse, is shorter than the time required for saturation to build up a full CEST contrast enhancement effect when starting from zero saturation; b) generating at least one MR signal of water protons of the body by subjecting the portion of the body to an MR imaging sequence comprising at least one RF pulse and switched magnetic field gradients; c) acquiring and sampling the at least one MR signal from the body; d) repeating steps a) to c) a number of times under variation of parameters of the MR imaging sequence, wherein MR signals are acquired and sampled during a saturation build-up period, i.e. before a steady state of the CEST effect is achieved; e) reconstructing a proton-density weighted, CEST contrast-enhanced MR image from the acquired and sampled MR signals.
Owner:KONINK PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV

Melamine dual-mode sensor based on Au-Fe3O4 composite nanoparticles and preparation method thereof

The invention relates to a melamine dual-mode sensor based on Au-Fe3O4 composite nanoparticles and a preparation method thereof. The invention relates to the field of nuclear magnetic resonance sensing. First, oleylamine oleic acid on the surfaces of the Au-Fe3O4 composite nanoparticles is stripped through NOBF4; and a specific receptor unit modifies the surfaces of the composite nanoparticles stripped by NOBF4 under the strong coordination effect of an Au-S bond, thus obtaining target composite nanoparticles which can be used for preparing the melamine dual-mode sensor. Compared with prior art, the dual-mode sensor provided by the invention has the advantages that in the presence of melamine, dispersed-state nanoparticles are induced to aggregate so that the transverse relaxation time of water protons around the nanoparticles and the ultraviolet absorption spectrum of the nanoparticles are changed. According to the sensor, melamine is detected with both an ultraviolet absorption spectrum method and a nuclear magnetic resonance method; therefore, the sensor has the advantages of wide application range, high selectivity and high interference resistance. A method is provided for realizing fast application under different actual situations.
Owner:SHANGHAI NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Dual-mode sensor for detecting Cd<2+> based on magnetic nanoparticles and preparation method of dual-mode sensor

InactiveCN104535601AImplementing Dual Mode DetectionChange relaxation timeColor/spectral properties measurementsAnalysis using nuclear magnetic resonanceAnti jammingDual mode
The invention belongs to the technical field of rapid detection, and particularly relates to a dual-mode sensor for detecting Cd<2+> based on magnetic nanoparticles and a preparation method of the dual-mode sensor. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, preparing a specific receptor unit, preparing Au-Fe3O4 nanoparticles, and finally dissolving the specific receptor unit, mPEG-SH and anhydrous sodium carbonate into water; and adding the mixture to an Au-Fe3O4 nanoparticle solution, and carrying out shaking table oscillating reaction for 10-20 hours. According to the dual-mode sensor disclosed by the invention, the disperse state of the nanoparticles changes into an aggregation state from a dispersed state in the presence of Cd<2+> ions. The relaxation time of water protons around the nanoparticles is changed by the change of the state; and due to the presence of gold nanoparticles, ultraviolet absorption spectrums of the nanoparticles change, so that the Cd<2+> is detected by two methods, namely an ultraviolet absorption detection method and a nuclear magnetic resonance method; and the dual-mode sensor has the advantages of high accuracy, high anti-jamming capability and high selectivity.
Owner:SHANGHAI NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Mr imaging with dixon-type water/fat separation

The invention relates to a method of Dixon-type MR imaging. It is an object of the invention to provide a method that enables Dixon water/fat separation with high SNR and with improved noise propagation in the water/fat separation. The method comprises the steps of: —subjecting an object (10) to a first imaging sequence, which generates a number of differently phase encoded first MR echo signals at a first echo time, such that contributions from MR signals emanating from water protons and MR signals emanating from fat protons to the first MR echo signals are essentially in phase, —acquiring the first MR echo signals using a first signal receiving bandwidth, —subjecting the object (10) to a second imaging sequence which generates a number of differently phase encoded second MR echo signals at a second echo time, such that contributions from MR signals emanating from water protons and MR signals emanating from fat protons to the second MR echo signals are at least partially out of phase, —acquiring the second MR echo signals using a second signal receiving bandwidth which is larger than the first receiving bandwidth, wherein the number of phase encodings of the first imaging sequence is smaller than the number of phase encodings of the second imaging sequence, and —reconstructing a MR image from the first and second MR echo signals, whereby signal contributions from water protons and fat protons are separated. Moreover the invention relates to a MR device and to a computer program to be run on a MR device.
Owner:KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV

MR imaging with Dixon-type water/fat separation

ActiveUS10895619B2Decreased SNRImproved noise propagationMeasurements using NMR imaging systemsNoise propagationWater proton
The invention relates to a method of Dixon-type MR imaging. It is an object of the invention to provide a method that enables Dixon water / fat separation with high SNR and with improved noise propagation in the water / fat separation. The method comprises the steps of: —subjecting an object (10) to a first imaging sequence, which generates a number of differently phase encoded first MR echo signals at a first echo time, such that contributions from MR signals emanating from water protons and MR signals emanating from fat protons to the first MR echo signals are essentially in phase, —acquiring the first MR echo signals using a first signal receiving bandwidth, —subjecting the object (10) to a second imaging sequence which generates a number of differently phase encoded second MR echo signals at a second echo time, such that contributions from MR signals emanating from water protons and MR signals emanating from fat protons to the second MR echo signals are at least partially out of phase, —acquiring the second MR echo signals using a second signal receiving bandwidth which is larger than the first receiving bandwidth, wherein the number of phase encodings of the first imaging sequence is smaller than the number of phase encodings of the second imaging sequence, and —reconstructing a MR image from the first and second MR echo signals, whereby signal contributions from water protons and fat protons are separated. Moreover the invention relates to a MR device and to a computer program to be run on a MR device.
Owner:KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV
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