Anatomy and Morphology – In vivo soft tissue imaging for morphological characterization. 2D and 3D imaging can be performed quickly and easily for pre-clinical model assessment.
Cancer Research – Detection, follow-up, and quantification of tumor development and progression.
Neurobiology – In vivo anatomical imaging of the brain, spine and spinal cord for assessment and follow-up of neurologically-based diseases.
Molecular Imaging Using Contrast Agents – Detection and quantification of cellular activity targeted and enhanced with contrast agents.
Ex vivo Imaging – High-resolution, high throughput, 3D MR-based histology imaging of fixed samples and embryos for toxicological and developmental studies.
Multi-modality Imaging – Easy registration with other modalities such as Optical, PET, SPECT and CT to enable powerful multi-modality phenotyping.
Spin echo with the following options:
Respiration/cardiac triggering
Preceding inversion recovery pulse
Diffusion weighted imaging
Gradient echo with the following options:
2D and 3D
Respiration/cardiac triggering
Dynamic acquisition – i.e. Dynamic Contrast Enhanced (DCE)
IR Snap for T1 map generation
Fast spin echo:
2D and 3D Respiration/cardiac triggering variable echo train length
Multi-point fat/water separation
Small animal physiological monitoring:
Respiration, ECG and temperature monitoring
Respiration and ECG output triggering to MRI spectrometer
Isoflurane-based anesthesia:
Vaporizer with temperature and flow-rate compensation
