Prismafit scanner
The Prismafit scanner is a laboratory equipment used for scanning and capturing high-quality digital images. It is designed to provide reliable and accurate scanning results for a variety of applications.
16 protocols using prismafit scanner
High-Resolution Brain Imaging Protocol
Multimodal Neuroimaging: Structural and Functional
Longitudinal Brain Imaging of PLWH
Functional Connectivity Mapping of Brain Networks
Longitudinal Neuroimaging Study of Cognitive Aging
Comprehensive Shoulder MRI Evaluation Protocol
scans of both shoulders at our research MRI facility with the use of 3.0-T
scanners (PRISMA-Fit scanner; Siemens) and a dedicated shoulder phased-array
coil.
MRIs, the images were blindly reviewed by 2 board-certified radiologists
specialized in musculoskeletal radiology with extensive experience in reading
shoulder MRIs (D.F., T.M.). Data from the reviews were recorded on a
standardized form evaluating the following 7 areas for each side: joint fluid,
bone marrow signal, rotator cuff tendon, biceps tendon,
superior/anterior/posterior/inferior labrum, AC joint, and determination of
whether chondral injuries of the glenohumeral joint were present. Three months
later, both radiologists, blinded to their previous readings, reviewed the MRIs
for a second time and recorded their findings on a new standardized form. Thus,
there were 4 interpretations for each MRI.
Regarding overall prevalence, a finding at a given shoulder site and side was
considered positive for abnormality if at least 3 of the 4 interpretations (ie,
>50%) were classified as positive; otherwise, a negative finding was
recorded.
Resting-state fMRI Acquisition Protocols
Auditory Localizer and Repetition Adaptation fMRI Protocol
Comparing B0 Shim Techniques for Water Quantification
High-resolution T1-weighted MRI Acquisition
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