Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil

An implantable sensor for monitoring surgical wounds after bowel reconstruction is proposed. The sensor consists of a coupled pair of 8-element magneto-inductive ring resonators, designed for mounting on a biofragmentable anastomosis ring to give a local increase in signal-to-noise ratio near an ann...

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Main Authors: Kamel Hanan, Syms Richard R.A., Kardoulaki Evdokia M., Rea Marc
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2018-01-01
Series:EPJ Applied Metamaterials
Subjects:
MRI
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1051/epjam/2018001
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spelling doaj-df9fc64b5cdb436080a4e7e1cd4b73432021-03-02T10:38:14ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Applied Metamaterials2272-23942018-01-015510.1051/epjam/2018001epjam170011Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coilKamel HananSyms Richard R.A.Kardoulaki Evdokia M.Rea MarcAn implantable sensor for monitoring surgical wounds after bowel reconstruction is proposed. The sensor consists of a coupled pair of 8-element magneto-inductive ring resonators, designed for mounting on a biofragmentable anastomosis ring to give a local increase in signal-to-noise ratio near an annular wound during 1H magnetic resonance imaging. Operation on an anti-symmetric spatial mode is used to avoid coupling to the B1 field during excitation, and a single wired connection is used for MRI signal output. The electrical response and field-of-view are estimated theoretically. Prototypes are constructed from flexible elements designed for operation at 1.5 T, electrical responses are characterized and local SNR enhancement is confirmed using agar gel phantoms.https://doi.org/10.1051/epjam/2018001MetamaterialMRIlocal coil
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author Kamel Hanan
Syms Richard R.A.
Kardoulaki Evdokia M.
Rea Marc
spellingShingle Kamel Hanan
Syms Richard R.A.
Kardoulaki Evdokia M.
Rea Marc
Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil
EPJ Applied Metamaterials
Metamaterial
MRI
local coil
author_facet Kamel Hanan
Syms Richard R.A.
Kardoulaki Evdokia M.
Rea Marc
author_sort Kamel Hanan
title Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil
title_short Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil
title_full Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil
title_fullStr Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil
title_full_unstemmed Surgical wound monitoring by MRI with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil
title_sort surgical wound monitoring by mri with a metamaterial-based implanted local coil
publisher EDP Sciences
series EPJ Applied Metamaterials
issn 2272-2394
publishDate 2018-01-01
description An implantable sensor for monitoring surgical wounds after bowel reconstruction is proposed. The sensor consists of a coupled pair of 8-element magneto-inductive ring resonators, designed for mounting on a biofragmentable anastomosis ring to give a local increase in signal-to-noise ratio near an annular wound during 1H magnetic resonance imaging. Operation on an anti-symmetric spatial mode is used to avoid coupling to the B1 field during excitation, and a single wired connection is used for MRI signal output. The electrical response and field-of-view are estimated theoretically. Prototypes are constructed from flexible elements designed for operation at 1.5 T, electrical responses are characterized and local SNR enhancement is confirmed using agar gel phantoms.
topic Metamaterial
MRI
local coil
url https://doi.org/10.1051/epjam/2018001
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