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AIM Day 2018 - Biomedical Imaging

Medical imaging - lecture by Fergus Gleeson

Heart Centre Open Day - advances in cardiac imaging - lecture by Prof. Stefan Neubauer

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Imaging Theme

Introduction
Sub-theme: Cardiac tissue characterisation with MRI
Sub-theme: Computer guided endoscopy for precancerous change in the oesophagus
Sub-theme: Development of novel MRI measures of tissue health
Sub-theme: Economic and policy considerations of novel imaging techniques
Sub-theme: Efficient scanning using cardiovascular computed tomography
Sub-theme: Hyperpolarized Magnetic Resonance – making clearer pictures
Sub-theme: Hyperpolarised Xenon Imaging (HPX)
Sub-theme: Improving the diagnostic quality of ultrasound
Sub-theme: Quantitative MRI in hepatopancreaticobiliary (HPB) imaging
Sub-theme: Standardisation of new cardiac MRI mapping techniques for immediate clinical applications
Sub-theme: Modelling the heart-brain-liver axis via multi-organ MRI in UK Biobank
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