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Inveon preclinical multimodel spect ct

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The Inveon Preclinical Multimodel SPECT/CT is a laboratory equipment product manufactured by Siemens. It is designed for small animal imaging, combining single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and computed tomography (CT) modalities in a single system.

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Quantifying Adipose Tissue in Mice via Micro-CT

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Mice were scanned with high-resolution micro-CT (Siemens Inveon Preclinical Multimodel SPECT/CT) using the Inveon Acquisition Workplace software package (Siemens). A filtered back projection algorithm was used for reconstruction, resulting in reconstructed isotropic voxel size of 0.205 mm. Excised mouse legs were imaged at higher resolution (isotropic voxel size=0.108 mm).
Micro-CT data for mice were analyzed with custom-built software implemented in Matlab Version 7.8.0 (64-bit). AT was quantified semiautomatically using region of interest–based approach.45 (link) IMAT and PMAT were quantified in 3 micro-CT slices of the thigh (Supplemental Figures 4–5) and summed in mm2. Calf IMAT/PMAT was obtained from a single slice at midcalf. Abdominal visceral AT (VAT) and abdominal subcutaneous AT (SAT) were quantified in 1 abdominal micro-CT slice in the region between L4 and L5 (Supplemental Figure 6).
Khan I.M., Dai Perrard X.Y., Brunner G., Lui H., Sparks L.M., Smith S.R., Wang X., Shi Z.Z., Lewis D.E., Wu H, & Ballantyne C.M. (2015). Intermuscular and perimuscular fat expansion in obesity correlates with skeletal muscle T cell and macrophage infiltration and insulin resistance. International journal of obesity (2005), 39(11), 1607-1618.
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Quantifying Adipose Tissue in Mice via Micro-CT

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Mice were scanned with high-resolution micro-CT (Siemens Inveon Preclinical Multimodel SPECT/CT) using the Inveon Acquisition Workplace software package (Siemens). A filtered back projection algorithm was used for reconstruction, resulting in reconstructed isotropic voxel size of 0.205 mm. Excised mouse legs were imaged at higher resolution (isotropic voxel size=0.108 mm).
Micro-CT data for mice were analyzed with custom-built software implemented in Matlab Version 7.8.0 (64-bit). AT was quantified semiautomatically using region of interest–based approach.45 (link) IMAT and PMAT were quantified in 3 micro-CT slices of the thigh (Supplemental Figures 4–5) and summed in mm2. Calf IMAT/PMAT was obtained from a single slice at midcalf. Abdominal visceral AT (VAT) and abdominal subcutaneous AT (SAT) were quantified in 1 abdominal micro-CT slice in the region between L4 and L5 (Supplemental Figure 6).
Khan I.M., Dai Perrard X.Y., Brunner G., Lui H., Sparks L.M., Smith S.R., Wang X., Shi Z.Z., Lewis D.E., Wu H, & Ballantyne C.M. (2015). Intermuscular and perimuscular fat expansion in obesity correlates with skeletal muscle T cell and macrophage infiltration and insulin resistance. International journal of obesity (2005), 39(11), 1607-1618.
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