Bolus-chase peripheral MR angiography: Technical considerations

Vincent B. Ho; James F.M. Meaney; K. Craig Kent; Peter L. Choyke; Richard Watts; Maureen N. Hood; Yi Wang; Priscilla Winchester; Qian Dong; Martin R. Prince

Bolus-chase peripheral MR angiography: Technical considerations

Vincent B. Ho^*
, James F.M. Meaney
, K. Craig Kent
, Peter L. Choyke
, Richard Watts
, Maureen N. Hood
, Yi Wang
, Priscilla Winchester
, Qian Dong
, Martin R. Prince

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Bolus-chase MRA is revolutionizing the management of peripheral vascular disease. It is now possible to rapidly image the arterial anatomy of the entire lower half of the body in a simple, safe, fast examination with no ionizing radiation, no arterial catherterization, and no nephrotoxicity. Preliminary reports suggest that "whole-body MRA" using five fields of view and extremely rapid scanning techniques will allow depiction of whole body atherosclerotic burden (excluding the coronary arteries) using a hybrid of the technique presented here.²⁵ This will increasingly allow general practitioners and internists to participate more actively in the management of these patients.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	11-19
Number of pages	9
Journal	Applied Radiology
Volume	31
Issue number	1
State	Published - 2002
Externally published	Yes

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