Mixing oxygen with hyperpolarized3He for small-animal lung studies

Measurements of hyperpolarized gas properties in the lung. part III:3HeT1

“…The relaxation-time map (Fig. This observation is consistent with a previous spectroscopy study (27). The position of the heart stands out as a region of signal void.…”

“…[27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig. [27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig.…”

Measurements of hyperpolarized gas properties in the lung. part III:3HeT1

“…The relaxation-time map (Fig. This observation is consistent with a previous spectroscopy study (27). The position of the heart stands out as a region of signal void.…”

“…[27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig. [27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig.…”

Regional ventilation mapping of the rat lung using hyperpolarized 129Xe magnetic resonance imaging

“…To maintain the health and stability of the animal, the hyperpolarized gas will need to be mixed with O 2 . This concept has already been demonstrated previously with minimal depolarization of the hyperpolarized gas (23)(24)(25). Careful consideration must be given to calibration of O 2 tidal volumes, so that they are a consistent and reproducible fraction of the total gas delivered to the animal.…”

Physiological stability: a concept analysis

“…According to the included papers, the concept of physiological stability was used in several ways. In nursing and medical papers, physiological stability was used to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention and/or to determine the beneficial effects of the intervention (Howard et al 1999, Mitchell & Habermann 1999, Hedlund et al 2000, Neu et al 2000, Teisman et al 2000, Lee et al 2001, Marinelli et al 2001, Avram et al 2002, Rodefeld et al 2003, Bergman et al 2004, McGrath & Bodea Braescu 2004, Thoyre et al 2005, Johnson 2007, Browne 2008, Campbell-Yeo et al 2009, Frisk Pados et al 2009, Pinelli & Symington 2009, Lee & Bang 2011, Aita et al 2013. For example, Mitchell and Habermann (1999) discussed the effect of touch as a nursing intervention for children in intensive care units suffering from intracranial hypertension.…”

Measurements of hyperpolarized gas properties in the lung. part III:3HeT1

“…The relaxation-time map (Fig. This observation is consistent with a previous spectroscopy study (27). The position of the heart stands out as a region of signal void.…”

“…[27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig. [27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig.…”

Regional ventilation mapping of the rat lung using hyperpolarized 129Xe magnetic resonance imaging

“…To maintain the health and stability of the animal, the hyperpolarized gas will need to be mixed with O 2 . This concept has already been demonstrated previously with minimal depolarization of the hyperpolarized gas (23)(24)(25). Careful consideration must be given to calibration of O 2 tidal volumes, so that they are a consistent and reproducible fraction of the total gas delivered to the animal.…”

Physiological stability: a concept analysis

“…According to the included papers, the concept of physiological stability was used in several ways. In nursing and medical papers, physiological stability was used to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention and/or to determine the beneficial effects of the intervention (Howard et al 1999, Mitchell & Habermann 1999, Hedlund et al 2000, Neu et al 2000, Teisman et al 2000, Lee et al 2001, Marinelli et al 2001, Avram et al 2002, Rodefeld et al 2003, Bergman et al 2004, McGrath & Bodea Braescu 2004, Thoyre et al 2005, Johnson 2007, Browne 2008, Campbell-Yeo et al 2009, Frisk Pados et al 2009, Pinelli & Symington 2009, Lee & Bang 2011, Aita et al 2013. For example, Mitchell and Habermann (1999) discussed the effect of touch as a nursing intervention for children in intensive care units suffering from intracranial hypertension.…”

Measurements of hyperpolarized gas properties in the lung. part III:3HeT1

“…The relaxation-time map (Fig. This observation is consistent with a previous spectroscopy study (27). The position of the heart stands out as a region of signal void.…”

“…[27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig. [27] agreed reasonably well with our experimental results, as can be seen in Fig.…”

Regional ventilation mapping of the rat lung using hyperpolarized 129Xe magnetic resonance imaging

“…To maintain the health and stability of the animal, the hyperpolarized gas will need to be mixed with O 2 . This concept has already been demonstrated previously with minimal depolarization of the hyperpolarized gas (23)(24)(25). Careful consideration must be given to calibration of O 2 tidal volumes, so that they are a consistent and reproducible fraction of the total gas delivered to the animal.…”

Physiological stability: a concept analysis

“…According to the included papers, the concept of physiological stability was used in several ways. In nursing and medical papers, physiological stability was used to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention and/or to determine the beneficial effects of the intervention (Howard et al 1999, Mitchell & Habermann 1999, Hedlund et al 2000, Neu et al 2000, Teisman et al 2000, Lee et al 2001, Marinelli et al 2001, Avram et al 2002, Rodefeld et al 2003, Bergman et al 2004, McGrath & Bodea Braescu 2004, Thoyre et al 2005, Johnson 2007, Browne 2008, Campbell-Yeo et al 2009, Frisk Pados et al 2009, Pinelli & Symington 2009, Lee & Bang 2011, Aita et al 2013. For example, Mitchell and Habermann (1999) discussed the effect of touch as a nursing intervention for children in intensive care units suffering from intracranial hypertension.…”