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Oxygen-17 Bibliography

ISMRM 2021 abstract/presentations

  1. Dynamic Oxygen-17 MRI with Model-Based Approach for Mapping Cerebral Metabolic Rate of Oxygen in Mouse Brain at 9.4 T; Yuning Gu, Huiyun Gao, Kihwan Kim, Yunmei Wang, and Xin Yu 1800
  2. Measuring CMRO2 in Brain Subcortical Structures Using Dynamic 17O-MRI; Hao Song, Burak Akin, Johannes Fischer, Ali Caglar Özen, Stefan Schumann, and Michael Bock 1796
  3. New tuHDC BST-BT Ceramics with Optimal Permittivity Greatly Improve B1 efficiency and SNR at Room Temperature for 17O MRSI Application at 10.5T; Hannes Michel Wiesner, Xiao-Hong Zhu, Maryam Sarkarat, Xin Li, Matt Waks, Michael T. Lanagan, Qing X. Yang, and Wei Chen 1808
  4. Single Loop Tri-frequency Surface Coil Design for 1H MRI and Interleaved Dynamic 2H and 17O MRS Applications at Ultrahigh Field of 16.4T; Parker John Bresnahan Jenkins, Guangle Zhang, Wei Zhu, Xiao-Hong Zhu, and Wei Chen 1816.

ISMRM 2020 abstract/presentations

  1. Mapping neuronal activity associated with finger tapping using direct measurement of 17O at 7 Tesla: proof-of-concept experiment; Tanja Platt, Louise Ebersberger, Vanessa L Franke1, Armin M Nagel1, Reiner Umathum, Heinz-Peter Schlemmer, Peter Bachert, Mark E Ladd, Andreas Korzowski, Sebastian C Niesporek, and Daniel Paech 0472.
  2. Direct 17O-ZTE-MRI reveals decreased cerebral metabolic rate of oxygen consumption in a murine model of amyloidosis; Celine Baligand, Jean-Baptiste Perot, Didier Thenadey, Julien Flament, Marc Dhenain, and Julien Valette 0481.
  3. Regional Analysis of CMRO2 in Human Brain Using Dynamic 17O-MRI; Hao Song, Yanis Taege, Johannes Fischer, Ali Caglar Özen, and Michael Bock 0482.
  4. Dynamic Oxygen-17 MRI with Adaptive Reconstruction using Golden-Means-Based 3D Radial Sampling; Yuning Gu, Huiyun Gao, Kihwan Kim, Ciro Ramos-Estebanez, Yunmei Wang, and Xin Yu 2998.
  5. A Dedicated 17O Rx Array to Assess Renal Metabolism of Donor Kidneys, Ali Caglar Özen, Johannes Fischer, Hao Song, Yanis Taege, Christian Schuch, Rianne Schutter, Cyril Moers, Ronald JH Borra, Michael Bock

ISMRM 2019 abstract/presentations

  1. A PET COMPATIBLE 17O/1H COIL FOR SIMULTANEOUS MULTINUCLEAR PET/MR; Karthik Lakshmanan, Seena Dehkharghani, Guillaume Madelin, and Ryan Brown 1497
  2. Oxygen-17 MRI Reveals Unchanged Cerebral Metabolic Rate in Aquaporin-4 Knockout Mice; Yifan Zhang, Yuchi Liu, Kui Xu, Ciro Ramos-Estebanez, George Farr, Joseph LaManna, Walter Boron, Xin Yu 4206.
  3. Limitation of glucose consumption in rat head detected by labeled glucose-17O; Victor Schepkin, Shannon Helsper, Cathy Levenson 4222
  4. Metabolic Brain Tumor Analysis: Correlation between ADC/ CBV and quantitative CMRO2 employing dynamic 17O MRI; Sebastian Niesporek, Nina Weinfurtner, Armin Nagel, Mark Ladd, Heinz-Peter Schlemmer, Daniel Paech 4215
  5. Protocol Optimization for Functional 17O-MRI of Donor Kidneys at 3T; Yanis Taege, Johannes Fischer, Ali Özen, Hao Song, Christian Schuch, Rianne Schutter, Cyril Moers, Ronald Borra, Michael Bock 4223

ISMRM 2018 abstract/presentations

  1. Sebastian C. Niesporek, Reiner Umathum, Jonathan M. Lommen, and Armin M. Nagel; Direct Partial Volume Corrected CMRO2 Determination: Simulation assisted Dynamic 17O-MRI; Abstract #2955
  2. Dmitry Kurzhunov, Jan Sedlacik, Robert Borowiak, Divya Sanam Bolar, Johannes Fischer, Ali Caglar Özen and Michael Bock, Quantification of Oxygen Metabolism in Human Brain: Comparison of Direct 17O with Indirect 1H MR Method. Abstract #3689
  3. Victor D. Schepkin, Andreas Neubauer, Christian Schuch, Tilo Glaeser, Michael Kievel, Steven L. Ranner, William W. Brey, Shannon Helsper, and Lothar Schad; The first observation of 17O MRI in normal rats at 21.1 T; Abstract #4546

ISMRM 2017 abstracts/presentations

  1. Sebastian C. Niesporek, Reiner Umathum, Jonathan M. Lommen, and Armin M. Nagel; Direct Partial Volume Corrected CMRO2 Determination: Simulation assisted Dynamic 17O-MRI; Abstract #2955
  2. Victor D. Schepkin, Andreas Neubauer, Christian Schuch, Tilo Glaeser, Michael Kievel, Steven L. Ranner, William W. Brey, Shannon Helsper, and Lothar Schad; The first observation of 17O MRI in normal rats at 21.1 T; Abstract #4546
  3. Hannes Michel Wiesner, Dávid Zsolt Balla, Klaus Scheffler, Kamil Ugurbil, Xiao-Hong Zhu, Wei Chen, Kamil Uludag, and Rolf Pohmann; Simultaneous measurement of metabolic rates of oxygen via 17O NMR imaging in brain and muscle tissue of rat at 16.4T; Abstract #5623
  4. Dmitry Kurzhunov, Robert Borowiak, Marco Reisert, Axel Joachim Krafft, and Michael Bock; DIrect EStimation of 17O MR ImageS (DIESIS) for CMRO2 Quantification in the Human Brain with Partial Volume Correction; Abstract #0488
  5. Dmitry Kurzhunov, Robert Borowiak, Marco Reisert, Axel Joachim Krafft, Ali Caglar Özen and Michael Bock; 3D CMRO2 Mapping in Human Brain with Direct 17O-MRI: Comparison of Methods for Image Reconstruction and Partial Volume Correction; Abstract #3602
  6. Dmitry Kurzhunov, Robert Borowiak, Ali Caglar Özen, and Michael Bock; CMRO2 Quantification in Human Brain with Direct 17O-MRI: Profile Likelihood Analysis for Optimization of Temporal Resolution; Abstract #0568
  7. Robert Borowiak, Wilfried Reichardt, Dmitry Kurzhunov, Christian Schuch, Benjamin Görling, Dieter Leibfritz, Jochen Leupold, Thomas Lange, Helge Haas, Jens Timmer, and Michael Bock; Quantification of Cerebral Metabolic Rates of 17O-Labeled Glucose in Mouse Brain with Dynamic 17O-MRS; Abstract #2954
  8. Hannes Michel Wiesner, Yi Zhang, Ming Lu, Nanyin Zhang, Xiao-Hong Zhu, and Wei Chen; Measurement of CMRO2 in conscious rat with in vivo 17O MRS at 16.4T; Abstract #2953

ISMRM 2016 abstracts/presentations

  1. Dmitry Kurzhunov, Robert Borowiak, Marco Reisert, Philipp Wagner, Axel Krafft, and Michael Bock; 3D CMRO2mapping in human brain with direct 17O-MRI and proton-constrained iterative reconstructions; Program Number 1470
  2. Hannes Michel Wiesner, Xiao-Hong Zhu, Kamil Ugurbil, and Wei Chen; Sensitivity Comparison of Ultrahigh-field Oxygen-17 MRS Imaging between 7T and 10.5T using a Human Head Size Phantom and Quadrature Surface Coil; Program Number: 3942
  3. Ruomin Hu, Andreas Neubauer, Jorge Chacón-Caldera, Javier Uranga Solchaga, Christian Schuch, Tilo Gläser, Cordula Nies, Eric Gottwald, Stefan Giselbrecht, and Lothar R. Schad; In Vitro Oxygen-17 NMR Spectroscopy of Cellular Metabolism at Ultra High Field; Program Number 3963
  4. Robert Borowiak, Wilfried Reichardt, Dmitry Kurzhunov, Christian Schuch, Jochen Leupold, Thomas Lange, Marco Reisert, Axel Krafft, Elmar Fischer, and Michael Bock; Initial investigation of glucose metabolism in mouse brain using enriched 17O-glucose and dynamic 17O-MRS; Program Number 3964
  5. Sebastian C. Niesporek, Reiner Umathum, Thomas M. Fiedler, and Armin M. Nagel; Evaluation of High Temporal and Spatial Resolution 17O-MRI; Program Number 3965
  6. Sebastian C. Niesporek, Reiner Umathum, Thomas M. Fiedler, and Armin M. Nagel; Iterative Approach for Partial Volume Corrected T2* Determination in 17O-MRI; Program Number 3966

ISMRM 2015 abstracts/presentations

  1. Borowiak, R., Kurzhunov, D., Wagner, P.,  Reisert, M., Bock; Dynamic 17O-MRI at 3 Tesla for In Vivo CMRO2 Quantification; Program Number: 4633
  2. Zhang, Y., Erokwu, B. O., Liu, Y., Farr, G. W., Boron, W. F.,  Flask, C. A.,  Yu, X.; Assessing Water Influx and Retention in the Brain of AQP4 Knockout Mice by 17O-MRI; Program Number: 1997.
  3. Najac, C., Tiret, B.,  Flament, J.,  Guillermier, M., Houitte, D.,  Badin, R.A.,  Hantraye, P., Brouillet, E., Lebon, V., Valette, J., CMRO2 Quantification by Direct 17O MRI at 7 T in the Macaque Brain: Assessment of Energy Metabolism Impairment In Vivo; Program Number: 4615.
  4. Zhu, X-H., Wiesner, H. M., Lee, B-Y., Lu, M., Ugurbil, K., Chen, W.; Quantitative and Simultaneous Imaging of CMRO2, CBF and OEF in Resting Human Brain; Program Number: 0895.

ISMRM 2014 abstracts/presentations

  1. Borowiak, R., Groebner, J., Kurzhunov, D., Fischer, E., Dragonu, I., Bock, M.; Direct Cerebral 17O-MRI at a Clinical Field Strenght of 3 Tesla Using a Tx/Rx Head Coil; Program Number: 0687.
  2. Zhu, X-H., Liu, X., Lu, M., Wiesner, H M., Ugurbil, K., Chen, W,; In Vivo 17O MR Imaging and Quantification of CMRO2, CBF and OEF in Human Visual Cortex at Rest and During Activation; Program Number: 3763.
  3. Augath, M A., Seuwen, A., Zwick, S., Rudin, M.; Increase in Sensitivity and Signal Stability in 17O MRI Using a Cryogenic RF Probe; Program Number: 2972.
  4. Möllenhoff, K., Felder, J., Romanzetti, S., Gordji-Nejad, A., Shah, N J., Natural Abundance in Vivo 17O Measurements at 9.4T; Program Number: 0475.
  5. Barbier, E., Mapping Blood Flow & Tissue Oxygenation with MRI: Insights from Other Modalities
  6. Cerdán, S.; Subject: Bamboc; MR Spectroscopy: The Promise; Program Number: 1027.

ISMRM 2013 abstracts/presentations

  1. Romanzetti, S., Fiege, D. P., Shah, N.J., 3D TWIRL: A Novel K-Space Trajectory for Imaging of Fast Relaxing Nuclei; Program Number: 3965.
  2. Hoffmann, S. H., Meise, F. M., Biller, A., Nagel, A. M.; Adaptive Combination of Multichannel Data for Non-Proton MRI; Program Number: 1983.
  3. Groebner, J., Borowiak, R., Rösler, M., Umathum, R., Fischer, E., Pavlina, J. M., Bock, M.; In Vivo 17O-MRI at 3 Tesla Using a TxRx Surface Coil; Program Number: 1985.
  4. Lee, J.-H., Norris, M., Fugate, E. M., Avdievich, G. I., Hetherington, H. P.; A Novel Double Tuned 4T 1H/17O Head Volume Coil; Program Number: 2784.
  5. Cui, W., Zhu, X.-H., Vollmers, M., Colonna, E., Adriany, G., Tramm, B., Dubinsky, J., Oz, G., Oxygen-17 MRS for CMRO2 Measurements in the Mouse Brain at 16.4T; Program Number: 0863.
  6. Hoffmann, S. H., Radbruch, A., Semmler, W., Nagel, A. M.; . Partial Volume Corrected CMRO2 Determination in a Glioblastoma Patient by 17O MRI; Program Number: 0216.
  7. Wang, X., Zhu, X.-H., Zhang, Y., Chen, W., Significant BOLD Signal Reduction Induced by Perfluorocarbon Emulsion in the Rat Brain; Program Number: 0848.
  8. Boros, E., Polasek, M.v., Zhang, Z., Caravan, P.A.; Single Amino Acid Gd-Complex as a Modular Tool for High Relaxivity MR Contrast Agent Development; Program Number: 1900.
  9. Atkinson, I. C., Ultra-High Field MR: Multi-Nuclear Imaging, Symposium – Emerging Technologies for Clinical Neuroimaging; Program Number: 007006

ISMRM 2012 abstracts/presentations

  1. Pilkinton, D. T., Babu, V. K., Baker, W., Greenberg, J. H., Reddy, R., Hyperoxic Calibrated Quantitative fMRI for the Measurement of Regional Cerebral Metabolic Rate of Oxygen in a Hypermetabolic Swine Model; Program; Proc. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 20 (2012); Number: 2912
  2. Zhu, X.-H., Chen, W., In Vivo 17O Measurements of Water Rotational Correlation Time and Hydrodynamic Radius in Rat Brain; Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 20 (2012); Program Number: 1821
  3. Wiener, E. C., Sengar, R., Elst, L. V., Abadjian, M.-C., Moore, C.E., Rheingold, A. L., Grotjahn, D., New Bifunctional Chelates with Optimal Water Residence Times for Molecular Imaging; Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 20 (2012); Program Number: 0793
  4. Zheng, J., Muccigrosso, D., Bashir, A., Gupte, P., Gropler, R. J.; Quantitative Cardiac 17O MRI: Initial Validation Study; Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 20 (2012); Program Number: 3887.
  5. Liu, P., Xu, F., Lu, H.; A Turn-Key Solution for the Quantification of Brain Oxygen Metabolism; Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 20 (2012); Program Number: 471.

ISMRM 2011 abstracts/presentations

  1. Atthe B, Kemerer M, Chen Y, et al. Quantitative Assessment of Mitochondrial Metabolic Efficiency by 17O and 31P MR Spectroscopy in Isolated Rat Hearts. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  2. Muccigrosso D, He X, Abendschein D, et al. Methods for Quantification of Absolute Myocardial Oxygen Con- sumption with 17O-CMR. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  3. Meise FM, Groebner J, Nagel AM, et al. A 30-Channel Phased Array for Oxygen-17 (17O) Brain MRI at 7 Tesla. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  4. Hoffmann SH, Nagel AM, Meise FM, Umathum R, Bock M. In Vivo Relaxation Parameters of Oxygen-17 (17O). Proc. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  5. Zhu X-H, Chen J, Tu T-W, Chen W, Song S-K. Exploring the New Utility of the 17O-MRS Imaging Technique for Studying CMRO2 and Perfusion in Stroke Mice. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  6. Wiesner HM, Pohmann R, Balla DZ, Chen W, Ugurbil K, Uludag K. Measurement of CMRO2 Changes by Soma- tosensory Stimulation in Rat Using Oxygen-17 at 16.4T. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  7. Kassey VB, Baker W, Mesquita RC, et al. Preliminary Studies to Assess CMRO2 with Integrated T1 Rho MRI and Hybrid DRS/DCS Optical Approach in Clinical Scanners. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  8. Mateescu GD, Flask CA, Duerk JL. Novel Approach for the Assessment of the Bioavailability of Exogenous Phos- phate by in Vivo Dynamic 17O and 31P MRS and MRI. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  9. Lu M, Wang X, Taylor R, et al. In Vitro and In Vivo Studies of 17O NMR Sensitivity at 9.4 and 16.4 Tesla. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).
  10. Kirsch S, Schad LR. Single-Slice Mapping of Submillisecond T2 Using Spin Echo Prepared Ultra-Short Echo Time Imaging. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 19 (2011).

ISMRM 2010 abstracts/presentations

  1. Zhu X-H, Zhang Y, Chen W. In Vivo 17O MRS Imaging for Assessing Myocardial Oxygen Metabolism in Rat Heart at 9.4T. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  2. Zhu X-H, Zhang Y, Wiesner H, Ugurbil K, Chen W. Estimation of CBF Based on the Metabolic H217O Decay Rate in CMRO2 Measurement Using In Vivo 17O MR Approach. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  3. Hoffman S, Begovatz P, Nagel A, Umathum R, Bock M. In Vivo Oxygen-17 (17O) MRI at 7 Tesla. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  4. Wey H-Y, Du F, Lin A-L, et al. Indirect 17O MRI Using T1ρ at 11.7 T. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  5. Narazaki M, Kanazawa Y, Ikehira H, Matsuda T. The 17O Imaging for Regional Oxygen Consumption Rate in Tumor Bearing Mice at 7T. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010)
  6. Lu M, Spires J, Mateescu GD, Flask C, Yu X. Exploration of Mitochondrial Respiration in Isolated Hearts: An Ob- servation from Metabolically Produced H217O Using 17O NMR Spectroscopy. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  7. Atkinson IC, Sonstegaard R, Bityou L, Pliskin NH, Thulborn KR. Safety of 17O and 23Na MR Imaging of the Hu- man Brain at 9.4 Tesla. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).

ISMRM 2009 abstracts/presentations

  1. Wiesner HM, Balla DZ, Pohmann R, Chen W, Ugurbil K, Uludag K. 17O T1/T2* Tissue-Relaxation Rates with Anatomical Contrast in the Rat Brain at 16.4 T. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  2. Zhu X-H, Zhang Y, Ugurbil K, Chen W. Direct and Noninvasive Measurement of Cerebral Metabolic Rate of ATP in Cat Brain and Its Physiological Implications. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  3. McCommis KS, He X, Abendschein DR, Gupte PM, Gropler RJ, Zheng J. New Methods for the Quantification of Myocardial Oxygen Consumption with 17O MRI. Proc. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).
  4. Atkinson IC, Thulborn KR. Non-Invasive, Whole-Brain CMRO2 Mapping of the Human Brain. Intl. Soc. Mag. Reson. Med. 18 (2010).

Reviews

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  3. Gordji-Nejad A, Mollenhoff K, Oros-Peusquens AM, Pillai DR, Shah NJ Characterizing cerebral oxygen metabolism employing oxygen-17 MRI/MRS at high fields, Magn Reson Mater Phy 2014; 27:81–93
  4. Zhu XH, Zhang N, Zhang Y, Zhang X, Ugurbil K, Chen W. In vivo 17O NMR approaches for brain study at high field. NMR Biomed. Apr 2005;18(2):83-103.
  5. Mateescu GD. Functional oxygen-17 magnetic resonance imaging and localized spectroscopy. Adv Exp Med Biol. 2003;510:213-8.

Methods

  1. Volume85, Issue6, June 2021, Pages 3112-3124, Mag. Res. In Medicine; Dynamic oxygen-17 MRI with adaptive temporal resolution using golden-means-based 3D radial sampling, Yuning Gu, Huiyun Gao, Kihwan Kim, Yuchi Liu, Ciro Ramos-Estebanez, Yu Luo, Yunmei Wang, Xin Yu.
  2. Yuchi Liu, Yifan Zhang, Chunying Wu, Junqing Zhu, Charlie Wang, Nicholas Tomko, Mikhail D. Linetsky, Robert G. Salomon, Ciro Ramos-Estebanez, Yanming Wang and Xin Yu; High-Resolution Dynamic Oxygen-17 MR Imaging of Mouse Brain With Golden-Ratio-based Radial Sampling and k-Space-Weighted Image Reconstruction, Magn. Reson. Med.; Volume 79, Issue 1 January, 2018, Pages 256–263.
  3. Sebastian C. Niesporek, Reiner Umathum, Jonathan M. Lommen, Nicolas G.R. Behl, Daniel Paech, Peter Bachert, Mark E. Ladd and Armin M. Nagel; Reproducibility of CMRO2 determination using dynamic 17O MRI; Magn Reson Med. 2017 Oct 13. doi:10.1002/mrm.26952
  4. Kurzhunov D, Borowiak R, Reisert M, Krafft AJ, Özen AC, Bock M. 3D CMRO2 mapping in human brain with direct 17O MRI: comparison of conventional and proton-constrained reconstructions. Neuroimage 2017;155:612–624.
  5. Kohsuke Kudo, Taisuke Harada, Hiroyuki Kameda, Ikuko Uwano, Fumio Yamashita, Satomi Higuchi, Kunihiro Yoshioka, Makoto Sasaki; Indirect MRI of 17O-labeled water using steady-state sequences: Signal simulation and preclinical experiment; Magn. Reson. Imaging 2017
  6. Dmitry Kurzhunov, Robert Borowiak, Helge Hass, Philipp Wagner, Axel Joachim Krafft, Jens Timmer, Michael Bock Quantification of Oxygen Metabolic Rates in Human Brain With Dynamic 17O MRI: Profile Likelihood Analysis; Magn Reson Med 2016 Nov 1.
  7. Lou S, Lepak VC, Eberly Le, Roth B, Cui W, Zhu XH, Öz G, Dubinsky JM.; Oxygen consumption deficit in Huntington disease mouse brain under metabolic stress.; Hum Mol Genet. 2016 Jul 1;25(13):2813-2826
  8. Suzuki K, Igarashi H, Huber VJ, Kitaura H, Kwee IL, Nakada T,; Ligand-Based Molecular MRI: O-17 JJVCPE Amyloid Imaging in Transgenic Mice, J NeuroImaging Epub 23 FEB 2014
  9. Zhu XH, Zhang Y, Wiesner HN, Ugurbil K, Chen W,; In Vivo Measurement of CBF Using 17O NMR Signal of Metabolically Produced H217O as a Perfusion Tracer,; Magn Res Medicine 70:309–314 (2013)
  10. Lu M, Zhang Y, Ugurbil K, Chen W, Zhu XH, In Vitro and In Vivo Studies of 17O NMR Sensitivity at 9.4 and 16.4 T,; Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 69:1523–1527 (2013)
  11. Zhu XH, Chen JM, Tu TW, Chen W, Song SK Simultaneous and noninvasive imaging of cerebral oxygen metabolic rate, blood flow and oxygen extraction fraction in stroke mice, NeuroImage 64:437-447 (2013)
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Brain

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