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Mouse Specifics continuous electrocardiogram monitoring system
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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Rapid Biomedical GmbH electrocardiography (ecg) trigger unit
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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ADInstruments electrocardiogram analysis system
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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FUJIFILM VisualSonics Inc ecg platform
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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FUJIFILM VisualSonics Inc ecg monitoring vevo2100
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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SA Instruments ecg monitoring module
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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SA Instruments model 1025 monitoring & gating system
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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Harvard Bioscience monophasic action potential pes ecg electrodes
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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Millar Inc control unit (#tc510)
(A) <t>ECG</t> recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.
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SA Instruments monitoring system for ecg and breath control
UHF-MRI in humans. ( A ) Short axis CINE imaging in a healthy volunteer shows signal inhomogeneities because of B 0 and B 1 inhomogeneities typical for human imaging at 7 T, but imaging of the left-ventricular outflow ( B ) tract nicely visualized the aortic valve (red arrow) and the left main coronary artery (yellow arrow). ( C ) Comparison of stroke volume as obtained from functional CINE imaging with phase-contrast flow measurement in the ascending aorta demonstrates excellent agreement and, thus, reliability of UHF-MRI-based quantitative analysis of this type of measurement. For these measurements in subfigures ( A–C ), the vendor-supplied 1Tx/16RX cardiac coil was used. Using a new 8 Tx/16Rx MRI coil ( D ) allows for better image quality in a patient ( E ) which was scanned during a routine check-up where <t>ECG</t> abnormalities were detected. In combination with subsequent clinical imaging [e.g., ( B )], prior ischemic myocardial damage was diagnosed. Although the 3 T scan in this patient ( F ) is not of particularly good image quality, this image comparison demonstrates the potential of the image quality inherent in UHF-MRI. The black dot in the 7 T-image (red arrow) is an artifact from image reconstruction resulting from phase singularities of the “adaptive combine” coil combination technique.
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FUJIFILM VisualSonics Inc physiological monitoring unit
UHF-MRI in humans. ( A ) Short axis CINE imaging in a healthy volunteer shows signal inhomogeneities because of B 0 and B 1 inhomogeneities typical for human imaging at 7 T, but imaging of the left-ventricular outflow ( B ) tract nicely visualized the aortic valve (red arrow) and the left main coronary artery (yellow arrow). ( C ) Comparison of stroke volume as obtained from functional CINE imaging with phase-contrast flow measurement in the ascending aorta demonstrates excellent agreement and, thus, reliability of UHF-MRI-based quantitative analysis of this type of measurement. For these measurements in subfigures ( A–C ), the vendor-supplied 1Tx/16RX cardiac coil was used. Using a new 8 Tx/16Rx MRI coil ( D ) allows for better image quality in a patient ( E ) which was scanned during a routine check-up where <t>ECG</t> abnormalities were detected. In combination with subsequent clinical imaging [e.g., ( B )], prior ischemic myocardial damage was diagnosed. Although the 3 T scan in this patient ( F ) is not of particularly good image quality, this image comparison demonstrates the potential of the image quality inherent in UHF-MRI. The black dot in the 7 T-image (red arrow) is an artifact from image reconstruction resulting from phase singularities of the “adaptive combine” coil combination technique.
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SA Instruments respiration and ecg monitoring system
UHF-MRI in humans. ( A ) Short axis CINE imaging in a healthy volunteer shows signal inhomogeneities because of B 0 and B 1 inhomogeneities typical for human imaging at 7 T, but imaging of the left-ventricular outflow ( B ) tract nicely visualized the aortic valve (red arrow) and the left main coronary artery (yellow arrow). ( C ) Comparison of stroke volume as obtained from functional CINE imaging with phase-contrast flow measurement in the ascending aorta demonstrates excellent agreement and, thus, reliability of UHF-MRI-based quantitative analysis of this type of measurement. For these measurements in subfigures ( A–C ), the vendor-supplied 1Tx/16RX cardiac coil was used. Using a new 8 Tx/16Rx MRI coil ( D ) allows for better image quality in a patient ( E ) which was scanned during a routine check-up where <t>ECG</t> abnormalities were detected. In combination with subsequent clinical imaging [e.g., ( B )], prior ischemic myocardial damage was diagnosed. Although the 3 T scan in this patient ( F ) is not of particularly good image quality, this image comparison demonstrates the potential of the image quality inherent in UHF-MRI. The black dot in the 7 T-image (red arrow) is an artifact from image reconstruction resulting from phase singularities of the “adaptive combine” coil combination technique.
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(A) ECG recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.

Journal: Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science : JAALAS

Article Title: Use of Ketamine or Xylazine to Provide Balanced Anesthesia with Isoflurane in C57BL/6J Mice

doi: 10.30802/AALAS-JAALAS-21-000125

Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) ECG recording from a control mouse showing a premature ventricular contraction. Note the changes in the conformation of the 4th contraction compared with the other, normal contractions. (B) ECG recording showing atrial premature contractions. Note the decreased interval between the 4th and 5th complexes. Mice in all 3 groups had atrial premature contractions noted on ECG.

Article Snippet: In addition, in experiment 4, a continuous electrocardiogram monitoring system (ECGenie and eMouse 11 Analysis Software, Mouse Specifics) was used to monitor for cardiac arrhythmias and HR variability.

Techniques: Control

UHF-MRI in humans. ( A ) Short axis CINE imaging in a healthy volunteer shows signal inhomogeneities because of B 0 and B 1 inhomogeneities typical for human imaging at 7 T, but imaging of the left-ventricular outflow ( B ) tract nicely visualized the aortic valve (red arrow) and the left main coronary artery (yellow arrow). ( C ) Comparison of stroke volume as obtained from functional CINE imaging with phase-contrast flow measurement in the ascending aorta demonstrates excellent agreement and, thus, reliability of UHF-MRI-based quantitative analysis of this type of measurement. For these measurements in subfigures ( A–C ), the vendor-supplied 1Tx/16RX cardiac coil was used. Using a new 8 Tx/16Rx MRI coil ( D ) allows for better image quality in a patient ( E ) which was scanned during a routine check-up where ECG abnormalities were detected. In combination with subsequent clinical imaging [e.g., ( B )], prior ischemic myocardial damage was diagnosed. Although the 3 T scan in this patient ( F ) is not of particularly good image quality, this image comparison demonstrates the potential of the image quality inherent in UHF-MRI. The black dot in the 7 T-image (red arrow) is an artifact from image reconstruction resulting from phase singularities of the “adaptive combine” coil combination technique.

Journal: Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine

Article Title: Ultra-high field cardiac MRI in large animals and humans for translational cardiovascular research

doi: 10.3389/fcvm.2023.1068390

Figure Lengend Snippet: UHF-MRI in humans. ( A ) Short axis CINE imaging in a healthy volunteer shows signal inhomogeneities because of B 0 and B 1 inhomogeneities typical for human imaging at 7 T, but imaging of the left-ventricular outflow ( B ) tract nicely visualized the aortic valve (red arrow) and the left main coronary artery (yellow arrow). ( C ) Comparison of stroke volume as obtained from functional CINE imaging with phase-contrast flow measurement in the ascending aorta demonstrates excellent agreement and, thus, reliability of UHF-MRI-based quantitative analysis of this type of measurement. For these measurements in subfigures ( A–C ), the vendor-supplied 1Tx/16RX cardiac coil was used. Using a new 8 Tx/16Rx MRI coil ( D ) allows for better image quality in a patient ( E ) which was scanned during a routine check-up where ECG abnormalities were detected. In combination with subsequent clinical imaging [e.g., ( B )], prior ischemic myocardial damage was diagnosed. Although the 3 T scan in this patient ( F ) is not of particularly good image quality, this image comparison demonstrates the potential of the image quality inherent in UHF-MRI. The black dot in the 7 T-image (red arrow) is an artifact from image reconstruction resulting from phase singularities of the “adaptive combine” coil combination technique.

Article Snippet: Cardiac MRI measurements in mice were performed with vendor-provided pulse sequences using prospective triggering by the vendor-provided monitoring system for ECG and breath control (SA Instruments Inc., Stony Brook, NY, USA).

Techniques: Imaging, Comparison, Functional Assay