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/ PLoS ONE

High spatial resolution and temporally resolved t(2) (*) mapping of normal human myocardium at 7.0 tesla: an ultrahigh field magnetic resonance feasibility study

  • F. Hezel
  • C. Thalhammer
  • S. Waiczies
  • J. Schulz-Menger
  • T. Niendorf
/ PLoS ONE

Detailing radio frequency heating induced by coronary stents: a 7.0 tesla magnetic resonance study

  • D. Santoro
  • L. Winter
  • A. Mueller
  • J. Vogt
  • W. Renz
  • C. Ozerdem
  • A. Graessl
  • V. Tkachenko
  • J. Schulz-Menger
  • T. Niendorf
/ PLoS ONE

Functional and morphological cardiac magnetic resonance imaging of mice using a cryogenic quadrature radiofrequency coil

  • B. Wagenhaus
  • A. Pohlmann
  • M.A. Dieringer
  • A. Els
  • H. Waiczies
  • S. Waiczies
  • J. Schulz-Menger
  • T. Niendorf
/ J Magn Reson Imaging

Detailing the use of magnetohydrodynamic effects for synchronization of MRI with the cardiac cycle: A feasibility study

  • T. Frauenrath
  • K. Fuchs
  • M.A. Dieringer
  • C. Oezerdem
  • N. Patel
  • W. Renz
  • A. Greiser
  • T. Elgeti
  • T. Niendorf
/ PLoS ONE

Antibodies to the alpha(1)-adrenergic receptor cause vascular impairments in rat brain as demonstrated by magnetic resonance angiography

  • P. Karczewski
  • A. Pohlmann
  • B. Wagenhaus
  • N. Wisbrun
  • P. Hempel
  • B. Lemke
  • R. Kunze
  • T. Niendorf
  • M. Bimmler
/ PLoS ONE

Identification of cellular infiltrates during early stages of brain inflammation with magnetic resonance microscopy

  • H. Waiczies
  • J.M. Millward
  • S. Lepore
  • C. Infante-Duarte
  • A. Pohlmann
  • T. Niendorf
  • S. Waiczies
/ Hypertension

23Na magnetic resonance imaging of tissue sodium

  • C. Kopp
  • P. Linz
  • L. Wachsmuth
  • A. Dahlmann
  • T. Horbach
  • C. Schoefl
  • W. Renz
  • D. Santoro
  • T. Niendorf
  • D.N. Mueller
  • M. Neininger
  • A. Cavallaro
  • K.U. Eckardt
  • R.E. Schmieder
  • F.C. Luft
  • M. Uder
  • J. Titze
/ J Am Soc Nephrol

Prorenin receptor is essential for podocyte autophagy and survival

  • F. Riediger
  • I. Quack
  • F. Qadri
  • B. Hartleben
  • J.K. Park
  • S.A. Potthoff
  • D. Sohn
  • G. Sihn
  • A. Rousselle
  • V. Fokuhl
  • U. Maschke
  • B. Purfürst
  • W. Schneider
  • L.C. Rump
  • F.C. Luft
  • R. Dechend
  • M. Bader
  • T.B. Huber
  • G. Nguyen
  • D.N. Mueller
/ Eur Radiol

Development and evaluation of a small and mobile Magneto Alert Sensor (MALSE) to support safety requirements for magnetic resonance imaging

  • C. Martin
  • T. Frauenrath
  • C. Oezerdem
  • W. Renz
  • T. Niendorf
/ PLoS ONE

Perfluorocarbon particle size influences magnetic resonance signal and immunological properties of dendritic cells

  • H. Waiczies
  • S. Lepore
  • N. Janitzek
  • U. Hagen
  • F. Seifert
  • B. Ittermann
  • B. Purfürst
  • A. Pezzutto
  • F. Paul
  • T. Niendorf
  • S. Waiczies