30 research outputs found

    Partial maximum intensity projections of thoracoabdominal MR images.

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    <p>Left column, from top to bottom, images obtained before (a), 30 s (b), 3 min 30 s (c), and 10 min (d) after delivering the contrast agent via the retro-orbital route. Right column, images obtained before (e), 30 s (f), 3 min 30 s (g), and 10 min (h) after delivering the contrast agent via the tail vein route.</p

    Typical thoracoabdominal coronal MRI.

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    <p>Left column, from top to bottom, images acquired before (a), 30 s (b), 3 min 30 s (c), and 10 min (d) after delivery of the contrast agent via the retro-orbital route. Right column, images obtained before (e), 30 s (f), 3 min 30 s (g), and 10 min (h) after delivery of the contrast agent via the tail vein route.</p

    Photographs of tail vein injection and retro-orbital injection.

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    <p>Panel a shows tail vein injection and panel b shows retro-orbital injection in a mouse restrained to the plate holder. A needle-tube system was inserted through the tail vein, while a PE-10 tube was inserted through the medial canthus of the mouse.</p

    The time courses of contrast ratios after administration via the retro-orbital and tail vein routes.

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    <p>Panel a, b, c and d shows liver, kidney, lung, and myocardium, respectively. Each point represents the mean value of the contrast ratios of nine mice. Time point 0 is before contrast injection and the other time points are from the start of each scan relative to the commencement of contrast agent injection. The error bars indicate standard errors.</p

    Pathological findings.

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    <p>(a) Crypt cell apoptosis in patients with acute GI-GVHD, (b) Ductal atrophy in patients with acute GI-GVHD, (c) Inclusion body in patients with CMV infection.</p
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