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Schulz-Menger Lab

Cardiovascular MRI

Profile

The main focus of the group is the application and development of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance (CMR) as a tool for innovative in-vivo non-invasive phenotyping of myocardial structure, metabolism and function as well as noninvasive hemodynamics. That reflects the understanding of diseases as an injury of the human system.

During the last years, we were able to apply the pre-examined parameters in different diseases and were able to differentiate myocardial injury in preserved ejection fraction. Microstructures could be assessed as first in human application in healthy volunteers as well as in patients using the 7 Tesla system.

Meanwhile, parts of our former research are introduced as standard within international clinical routine. We have collaborations worldwide by means of both lively exchanges with visiting researchers and within the framework of multi-centre projects.

Team

Group Leader

Prof. Dr. Jeanette Schulz-Menger

Scientists

Edyta Blaszczyk

Jan Gröschel

Ralf-Felix Trauzeddel

Richard Hickstein

Elias Daud

Maximilian Fenski

Darian Viezzer

Steffen Lange 

Bhoyroo, Yashraj

Fabian Mühlberg

Thomas Grandy

Josephine Kermer 

Endri Abazi

Felix Wenson

Hadil Saad

Sophie Kühne 

Hebatalla Abdalla

Leonora Zange

Students of Medicine (doctoral thesis)

Maximilian Müller

Leo Dyke Krüger

Leonhard Grassow

Jonathan Gavrysh

Johanna Kuhnt

Clemens Ammann

Oliver Ehrling

Aylin Demir

Constantin Bolz

PhD Students

Thomas Hadler

Katja Degenhardt

Chiara Manini

Simone Hufnagel

Felix Krüger

Matthias Anders

Jean-Pierre Bassenge

Sebastian Dietrich

Felix Schrank

Technical Assistants

Kerstin Kretschel 

Denise Kleindienst

Martina Kohla

Study Nurses/Project Assistance

Annette Köhler

Elke Nickel

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