Georg Schmitz

TL;DR: Inspired by optical microscopy, ultrasound localization microscopy has bypassed the classic compromise between penetration and resolution in ultrasonic imaging and is being applied pre-clinically and clinically for imaging of the microvasculature of the brain, kidney, skin, tumors and lymph nodes.

TL;DR: Motion model ultrasound localization microscopy (mULM) is introduced as an easily applicable and robust new tool to morphologically and functionally characterize fine vascular networks in tumors at super-resolution and can be applied in a clinical ultrasound setting opening avenues for the multiparametric characterization of tumors and the assessment of therapy response.

TL;DR: A modified Markov chain Monte Carlo data association algorithm is implemented, which can handle a high number of MBs and has applicability for in vivo measurements, and a tumor xenograft-bearing mouse was imaged by this approach.

TL;DR: In this paper, a method of position detection in X-ray imaging is described, and a device for carrying out such a method by means of an Xray apparatus, a detector device, including at least two detector elements, and an indicator device.

TL;DR: Using an optimized GraSE sequence CMR allows for robust, reliable, fast myocardial T2 mapping and quantitative tissue characterization and Clinically, the GraSE-based T2-mapping has the potential to complement qualitative CMR in patients with acuteMyocardial injuries.