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Mike Moseley, Ph.D. Mike Moseley, Ph.D. Department of Radiology Stanford University Department of Radiology Stanford University Contrast Agents Contrast Agents Current Concepts Monterey October 2005 Current Concepts Monterey October 2005 Intrinsic tissue contrasts: Intrinsic tissue contrasts: Altering Tissue Contrast Altering Tissue Contrast 1. Nuclei (proton) density - PD 2. Spin lattice Relaxation – T1 3. Susceptibility – T2* Are amenable for pharmacologic perturbation... 1. Nuclei (proton) density - PD 2. Spin lattice Relaxation – T1 3. Susceptibility – T2* Are amenable for pharmacologic perturbation... Magnetic Susceptibility Magnetic Susceptibility MR relaxation enhancement ("relaxivity") is a question of unpaired electrons... MR relaxation enhancement ("relaxivity") is a question of unpaired electrons... Diamagnetic agents no unpaired e- no effect on T1, T2. PD only Paramagnetic agents unpaired e- noninteracting domains Diamagnetic agents no unpaired e- no effect on T1, T2. PD only Paramagnetic agents unpaired e- noninteracting domains Superparamagnetic unpaired e- pools noninteracting domains Superparamagnetic unpaired e- pools noninteracting domains Ferromagnetic unpaired e- oceans strongly interacting domains (>0.035μm) threshold... Ferromagnetic unpaired e- oceans strongly interacting domains (>0.035μm) threshold... 10 10 -1 -1 10 10 +2 +2 10 10 +4 +4 *cm / gauss *cm / gauss 3 3 10 10 0 Oils, PFOB Gd +3 , Fe +3 Fe particle Metal Artifacts… Oils, PFOB Gd +3 , Fe +3 Fe particle Metal Artifacts… T1 - T2*- T1 T2* T1 T2* T1- T2* 1. T1-shortening on T1w images. paramagnetic agents (Gd-DTPA). coated supermagnetic irons (iron particles). 2. T2 (or T2*) shortening on T2*w images. para-/superparamagnetic agents (iron particles). paramagnetic agents (Gd- or Dy-DTPA) 1. T1-shortening on T1w images. paramagnetic agents (Gd-DTPA). coated supermagnetic irons (iron particles). 2. T2 (or T2*) shortening on T2*w images. para-/superparamagnetic agents (iron particles). paramagnetic agents (Gd- or Dy-DTPA) Altering Tissue Contrast Altering Tissue Contrast SI = N(H) [ 1 - e ] e SI = N(H) [ 1 - e ] e -TR/T1 -TR/T1 -TE/T2 -TE/T2 Unpaired electron clouds fluctuate around metal. Create dipole-dipole effects (interactions with proton). Acts as magnetization sink – draws magnetization. Promotes T1 relaxation – shortens T1. Apparent shortening of proton T1- at a given B0 and temperature... Unpaired electron clouds fluctuate around metal. Create dipole-dipole effects (interactions with proton). Acts as magnetization sink – draws magnetization. Promotes T1 relaxation – shortens T1. Apparent shortening of proton T1- at a given B0 and temperature... Unpaired e - and “T1 Relaxivity" Unpaired e - and “T1 Relaxivity" 1/T1 (observed) = 1/ T1 (intrinsic) + R1 [Conc] 1/T1 (observed) = 1/ T1 (intrinsic) + R1 [Conc] ( 200 msec = 1000 msec + 3.8*[0.1mmol/kg] ) ( 200 msec = 1000 msec + 3.8*[0.1mmol/kg] ) *mmol -1 L sec -1 *mmol -1 L sec -1 Gd +3 unpaired electrons T1, T2* Gd +3 unpaired electrons T1, T2* COO– COO– Gd Gd +++ +++ N N N N N N COOH COOH COO– COO– COO– COO– COO– COO– O – NH-CH3 O – NH-CH3 Gd Gd +++ +++ N N N N N N COOH COOH COO– COO– COO– COO– CH3-HN-O CH3-HN-O COO– COO– Gd Gd +++ +++ COO– COO– COO– COO– N N N N N N N N COO– COO– Gd-DTPA: Berlex – Magnevist TM Gd-DTPA: Berlex – Magnevist TM Gd-DTPA-BMA:Nycomed-Amersham – Omniscan TM Gd-DTPA-BMA:Nycomed-Amersham – Omniscan TM Gd-DOTA: Geurbet – DOTAREM TM Gd-DOTA: Geurbet – DOTAREM TM T1- Electron cloud relaxation T2* - Magnetic susceptibility T1- Electron cloud relaxation T2* - Magnetic susceptibility

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Mike Moseley, Ph.D.Mike Moseley, Ph.D.Department of Radiology

Stanford UniversityDepartment of Radiology

Stanford University

Contrast AgentsContrast Agents

Current ConceptsMonterey

October 2005

Current ConceptsMonterey

October 2005

Intrinsic tissue contrasts:Intrinsic tissue contrasts:

Altering Tissue ContrastAltering Tissue Contrast

1. Nuclei (proton) density - PD2. Spin lattice Relaxation – T13. Susceptibility – T2*

Are amenable for pharmacologicperturbation...

1. Nuclei (proton) density - PD2. Spin lattice Relaxation – T13. Susceptibility – T2*

Are amenable for pharmacologicperturbation...

Magnetic SusceptibilityMagnetic SusceptibilityMR relaxation enhancement ("relaxivity") is a question of

unpaired electrons...MR relaxation enhancement ("relaxivity") is a question of

unpaired electrons...

Diamagnetic agentsno unpaired e-no effect on T1, T2. PD only

Paramagnetic agentsunpaired e-noninteracting domains

Diamagnetic agentsno unpaired e-no effect on T1, T2. PD only

Paramagnetic agentsunpaired e-noninteracting domains

Superparamagneticunpaired e- poolsnoninteracting domains

Superparamagneticunpaired e- poolsnoninteracting domains

Ferromagneticunpaired e- oceansstrongly interacting domains(>0.035µm) threshold...

Ferromagneticunpaired e- oceansstrongly interacting domains(>0.035µm) threshold...

1010-1-1

1010+2+2

1010+4+4

*cm / gauss*cm / gauss33

101000

Oils, PFOB

Gd+3, Fe+3

Fe particle

Metal Artifacts…

Oils, PFOB

Gd+3, Fe+3

Fe particle

Metal Artifacts…

T1 - T2*-

T1 T2*

T1 T2*

T1- T2*

1. T1-shortening on T1w images.paramagnetic agents (Gd-DTPA).coated supermagnetic irons (iron particles).

2. T2 (or T2*) shortening on T2*w images.para-/superparamagnetic agents (iron particles).paramagnetic agents (Gd- or Dy-DTPA)

1. T1-shortening on T1w images.paramagnetic agents (Gd-DTPA).coated supermagnetic irons (iron particles).

2. T2 (or T2*) shortening on T2*w images.para-/superparamagnetic agents (iron particles).paramagnetic agents (Gd- or Dy-DTPA)

Altering Tissue ContrastAltering Tissue ContrastSI = N(H) [ 1 - e ] e SI = N(H) [ 1 - e ] e -TR/T1-TR/T1 -TE/T2-TE/T2

Unpaired electron clouds fluctuate around metal.Create dipole-dipole effects (interactions with proton).Acts as magnetization sink – draws magnetization.Promotes T1 relaxation – shortens T1.

Apparent shortening of proton T1-at a given B0 and temperature...

Unpaired electron clouds fluctuate around metal.Create dipole-dipole effects (interactions with proton).Acts as magnetization sink – draws magnetization.Promotes T1 relaxation – shortens T1.

Apparent shortening of proton T1-at a given B0 and temperature...

Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"

1/T1 (observed) = 1/ T1 (intrinsic) + R1 [Conc]1/T1 (observed) = 1/ T1 (intrinsic) + R1 [Conc]( 200 msec = 1000 msec + 3.8*[0.1mmol/kg] )( 200 msec = 1000 msec + 3.8*[0.1mmol/kg] )

*mmol-1 L sec-1*mmol-1 L sec-1

Gd +3 unpairedelectrons T1, T2*Gd +3 unpairedelectrons T1, T2*

COO–COO–GdGd++++++NN

NN

NN

COOHCOOH

COO–COO–

COO–COO–

COO–COO–

O – NH-CH3O – NH-CH3GdGd++++++NN

NN

NN

COOHCOOH

COO–COO–COO–COO–

CH3-HN-OCH3-HN-O

COO–COO–

GdGd++++++

COO–COO–COO–COO–NN

NN

NN

NNCOO–COO–

Gd-DTPA: Berlex – MagnevistTMGd-DTPA: Berlex – MagnevistTM

Gd-DTPA-BMA:Nycomed-Amersham – OmniscanTMGd-DTPA-BMA:Nycomed-Amersham – OmniscanTM

Gd-DOTA: Geurbet – DOTAREMTMGd-DOTA: Geurbet – DOTAREMTM

T1- Electron cloud relaxationT2* - Magnetic susceptibilityT1- Electron cloud relaxationT2* - Magnetic susceptibility

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Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)Gd has 7 unpaired e-

OxyHb (Fe +2) vs. DeOxyHb (Fe +3) Electron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)

Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPATumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)

Gd-DTPA-bindingApproach of water to the unpaired electrons...

MetHb

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)Gd has 7 unpaired e-

OxyHb (Fe +2) vs. DeOxyHb (Fe +3) Electron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)

Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPATumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)

Gd-DTPA-bindingApproach of water to the unpaired electrons...

MetHb

1/T1 (observed) = 1/ T1 (intrinsic) + R1 [Conc]1/T1 (observed) = 1/ T1 (intrinsic) + R1 [Conc]( 200 msec = 1000 msec + 0.7[~2mmol/kg] )( 200 msec = 1000 msec + 0.7[~2mmol/kg] )

Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)

OxyHb vs. DeOxyHbElectron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)

Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPATumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)

Gd-DTPA-bindingApproach of water to the unpaired electrons...

MetHb

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. DeOxyHb

Electron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPA

Tumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)Gd-DTPA-binding

Approach of water to the unpaired electrons...MetHb

Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. MetHb

Electron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPA

Tumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)Gd-DTPA-binding

Approach of water to the unpaired electrons...MetHb

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. MetHb

Electron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPA

Tumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)Gd-DTPA-binding

Approach of water to the unpaired electrons...MetHb

Unpaired e- and "Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and "Relaxivity"

T1 Relaxivities mmol-1 L sec-1:Gd-DTPA ~ 4 Gd-dimers ~ 10Gd-Dextrans ~ 40MS-325-HSA ~ 45Iron oxides ~ 20

T1 Relaxivities mmol-1 L sec-1:Gd-DTPA ~ 4 Gd-dimers ~ 10Gd-Dextrans ~ 40MS-325-HSA ~ 45Iron oxides ~ 20

Paramagnetics - Blood Pool AgentsParamagnetics - Blood Pool Agents

T1-shortening agents:Affinity to HSA

80-90% labeledR1 ~ 40-50T1/2 ~ 60minutes

T1-shortening agents:Affinity to HSA

80-90% labeledR1 ~ 40-50T1/2 ~ 60minutes

Gd-phostriamine MS-325 -Epix - ScheringGd-phostriamine MS-325 -Epix - Schering

Gd Tr ~ 1010Gd Tr ~ 1010

HSA Tr ~ 108HSA Tr ~ 108

“Conventional” MRI Contrast-generating end

Albumin-targeting end

Rabbit - Thrombus agent (EP-1242) visualizesNon-occlusive arterial thrombus

Pre-Contrast Post-Contrast Blood Pool

Carotid ArteryThrombus

Epix Medical: E. Kent Yucel, Li Zhou, Brigham & Women’s, Boston

Targeted MR Agents:Polymerized NP Vesicles for Detection and Therapy

Targeted MR Agents:Polymerized NP Vesicles for Detection and Therapy

Polydiacetylenecrosslink

TargetingAngiogen ligand

Gd-DTPAligands Drug

Encapsulation

Lipid-based self-assembled system- Plasma life ~ 16 hrs

Vascular targeted gene delivery NP with angiogenesis target

Lipid-based self-assembled system- Plasma life ~ 16 hrs

Vascular targeted gene delivery NP with angiogenesis target

Bernardski, et al. Molecular Imaging Lab,

Stanford

Bernardski, et al. Molecular Imaging Lab,

Stanford

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Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. MetHbElectron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPATumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)Gd-DTPA-bindingApproach of water to the unpaired electrons...

MetHb

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. MetHbElectron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPATumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)Gd-DTPA-bindingApproach of water to the unpaired electrons...

MetHb

Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"

Fe(II) Fe(III)Fe(II) Fe(III)OxyHb MetHbOxyHb MetHb

FeFe FeFe

“e-gad”mechanismMeade, et al. Nature 2000

“e-gad”mechanismMeade, et al. Nature 2000

Molecular (Genomic) imaging - Engineered Gd-ligandsMolecular (Genomic) imaging - Engineered Gd-ligandsMR Targeted Agents – “Open for Business”MR Targeted Agents – “Open for Business”

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. MetHbElectron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPATumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)Gd-DTPA-bindingApproach of water to the unpaired electrons...MetHbConcentration of bolus (CE-MRA)Concentration of agent (GadovistTM)

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. MetHbElectron relaxation rate (near that of protons?)Gd-DTPA vs. Dy-DTPATumbling of the cloud (exposure time to protons)Gd-DTPA-bindingApproach of water to the unpaired electrons...MetHbConcentration of bolus (CE-MRA)Concentration of agent (GadovistTM)

Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and “T1 Relaxivity"

Peripheral Run-off CE-MRA with a 1.0 MolarGadolinium Chelate (Gadovist) with

Intraarterial DSA Comparison. M. Gregor, B. Tombach, A. Hentsch, P. Reimer.

www.academicradiology.com

Peripheral Run-off CE-MRA with a 1.0 MolarGadolinium Chelate (Gadovist) with

Intraarterial DSA Comparison. M. Gregor, B. Tombach, A. Hentsch, P. Reimer.

www.academicradiology.com

Concentration of agent (GadovistTM)Concentration of agent (GadovistTM)Unpaired e- and "Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and "Relaxivity"

GadovistTMGadovistTM Gd-DTPAGd-DTPA

R1 = T1 Relaxivities mmol-1 L sec-1:Gd-DTPA (0.5M) ~ 4 Gadovist (1.0M) ~ 8

R1 = T1 Relaxivities mmol-1 L sec-1:Gd-DTPA (0.5M) ~ 4 Gadovist (1.0M) ~ 8

Created by local gradients (of the unpaired electrons).Created by local environment (clots, RBC packing).

Enhanced by proton diffusion through these gradients.Increased spin dephasing = T2* decreased.

Created by local gradients (of the unpaired electrons).Created by local environment (clots, RBC packing).

Enhanced by proton diffusion through these gradients.Increased spin dephasing = T2* decreased.

Unpaired e- and “T2* Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and “T2* Relaxivity"Magnetic susceptibility – T2* Magnetic susceptibility – T2*

Gd

Gd Gd

Gd

Magnetic Susceptibility Affects Tissue Contrast

small gradientacross sample

Observed T2* Observed T2*

M M

gray-white matter tissue

large gradientacross sample

Gd present in brain...a shorter T2*

Gd

Gd Gd

Gd

TETE

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HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

FeFe

NN

NN

F8F8

O = OO = O

oxyhemoglobinoxyhemoglobin

HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

deoxygenatesdeoxygenates

oxygenatesoxygenates

FeFe

NN

NN

F8F8

deoxyhemoglobindeoxyhemoglobin

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

Blood = Ideal MR Contrast Agent? Blood = Ideal MR Contrast Agent? Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)

OxyHb vs. deOxyHb - fMRISize and concentration of particle

USPIO (blood pool) vs. SPIO (RES capture)

Magnetic moment (# unpaired electrons)OxyHb vs. deOxyHb - fMRI

Size and concentration of particleUSPIO (blood pool) vs. SPIO (RES capture)

Unpaired e- and “T2* Relaxivity"Unpaired e- and “T2* Relaxivity"

1/T2* (observed) = 1/ T2* (intrinsic) + R2* [Conc]1/T2* (observed) = 1/ T2* (intrinsic) + R2* [Conc]R2* Relaxivity:R2* Relaxivity:

( 100 msec = 1000 msec + 6 [0.1mmol/kg] )( 100 msec = 1000 msec + 6 [0.1mmol/kg] )

T2* Relaxivities (in order): Iron oxidesFeClDyDTPAGdDTPADeOxyHbOxyHb

T2* Relaxivities (in order): Iron oxidesFeClDyDTPAGdDTPADeOxyHbOxyHb

Feridex-enhanced MR “USPIO”Feridex-enhanced MR “USPIO”

Paramagnetics vs. SuperparamagneticsParamagnetics vs. SuperparamagneticsAlterations of T1 and T2Alterations of T1 and T2

Particulates (superparamagnetic irons):Possesses mild T1-shortening at low [Fe].Large T2* effect at higher [Fe].Biodistribution vary depending on size:

Particulates (superparamagnetic irons):Possesses mild T1-shortening at low [Fe].Large T2* effect at higher [Fe].Biodistribution vary depending on size:

>20 nm size Liver (RES) uptake agents20 Oral (gut) agents10-20 Lymph nodes, blood pool4-6 Hepatocytes, targets

>20 nm size Liver (RES) uptake agents20 Oral (gut) agents10-20 Lymph nodes, blood pool4-6 Hepatocytes, targets

Size is the most important aspect of biodistribution.All particles must be < 5 µm to avoid entrapment in lung.Size is the most important aspect of biodistribution.All particles must be < 5 µm to avoid entrapment in lung.

Paramagnetics vs. SuperparamagneticsParamagnetics vs. SuperparamagneticsAlterations of T1 and T2Alterations of T1 and T2

Particulates (superparamagnetic irons):Particulates (superparamagnetic irons):

Size is the most important aspect of biodistribution.All particles must be < 5 µm to avoid entrapment in lung.Size is the most important aspect of biodistribution.All particles must be < 5 µm to avoid entrapment in lung.

Lumiren - > 300nm (- agent)

Abdoscan - 200- 300nm (- agent)

Resovist - 100-200nm (- agent)Sinerem - 40nm particle (-agent)NC-100150- 20nm particle (+agent)

Lumiren - > 300nm (- agent)

Abdoscan - 200- 300nm (- agent)

Resovist - 100-200nm (- agent)Sinerem - 40nm particle (-agent)NC-100150- 20nm particle (+agent)

Paramagnetics vs. SuperparamagneticsParamagnetics vs. SuperparamagneticsFe-Oxide (NC100150 – GE-Amersham)Fe-Oxide (NC100150 – GE-Amersham)

Paramagnetics vs. SuperparamagneticsParamagnetics vs. Superparamagnetics

T1-shortening is a short-range (1/r ) effect...

Represents blood volume effect...Positive enhancement.Effect no larger than T1-differences.Small enhancement in intact BBB.

T1-shortening is a short-range (1/r ) effect...

Represents blood volume effect...Positive enhancement.Effect no larger than T1-differences.Small enhancement in intact BBB.

Alterations of T1 and T2*Alterations of T1 and T2*

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T2*-shortening is a long-range (B0) effect...Local field alterations extend over µm-mm.Pronounced effect in brain.Potent mechanism.Image quality and scan time issues.

T2*-shortening is a long-range (B0) effect...Local field alterations extend over µm-mm.Pronounced effect in brain.Potent mechanism.Image quality and scan time issues.

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SISI

[Gd][Gd]00 0.50.5 2 mmol/kg2 mmol/kg

Paramagnetic Contrast on T1, T2*Paramagnetic Contrast on T1, T2*Concentration effectsConcentration effects

T1-shortening effectT1-shortening effect

T2*-shorteningeffect

T2*-shorteningeffect

Paramagnetic Contrast on T2*Paramagnetic Contrast on T2*Intensity and Agent ConcentrationIntensity and Agent Concentration

Bolus Gd-DTPA : T2* ~ 50 msecBolus Gd-DTPA : T2* ~ 50 msec

1/T2* (observed) = 1/ T2 (intrinsic) + R2* [Conc]1/T2* (observed) = 1/ T2 (intrinsic) + R2* [Conc]

( 50 msec = 1000 msec + 6[0.1mmol/kg] )( 50 msec = 1000 msec + 6[0.1mmol/kg] )

capillary bedcapillary bed

200200

sliceslice

secondsseconds

SISI

gray matter (greater rCBV)gray matter (greater rCBV)

white matterwhite matter

120120

140140

160160

180180

-5-5 00 1515 2525 3535 4545 5555 6565

bolusbolus

Contrast Agent FamiliesContrast Agent Families

AngioMARK (MS-325) ScheringNC-100150

Endorem - AMI-225 80-150nm (-)Teslascan – AMI - MnDPDP (+)

Abdoscan - OMP < 300nm (-)Imagent - Alliance – PFOB $200 (-)Lumenhance – MnCl (+ agent)Lumiren - AMI-121 iron oxide > 300nm (-)

Comments

Blood PoolPersistent

Endorem/FeridexTeslascan

Organ SpecifcLiver and lymph

Abdoscan (Amersham)Imagent GILumenHance (Bracco)

Lumirem/ Entera

Oralabdomen and pelvis

Dotarem (Guerbet)Magnevist (Berlex)Omniscan (Amersham)ProHance (Bracco)

ECF

Gd+3-chelates

ApprovedType of AgentContrast Agents and the MarketContrast Agents and the Market

Epix- First true specific agent (+)

NC-100150 - Clariscan 20nm (+)

Eovist-GdEOB-DTPA Schering (+)Resovist- Iron oxide (-) ScheringSinerem family - Iron oxides (-) AMI227 40nm particle

Gadolite– Pharmacyclics (+) GdDendrimer, caged Gd

Gadovist- 1Molar GdDTPA ScheringMultiHance – 5% hepata-activity (+) Bracco

Comments

AngioMARK (MS-325)Sinerem/CombidexMultiHanceNC-100150

Blood PoolPersistent

EovistResovistSinerem/Combidex/Feridex/GastroMark

Organ SpecifcLiver and lymph

Gadolite Oralabdomen and pelvis

GadovistMultihance

ECF

Gd+3-chelates

Not Yet ApprovedType of Agent

HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

FeFe

NN

NNF8F8

O = OO = O

oxyhemoglobinoxyhemoglobin

HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

HbO2diamagnetic

Low ² χχχχ

deoxygenatesdeoxygenates

oxygenatesoxygenates

FeFe

NN

NNF8F8

deoxyhemoglobindeoxyhemoglobin

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

Hb4 unpaired electrons -

paramagneticHigh ² χχχχ

Blood = Ideal MR Contrast Agent? Blood = Ideal MR Contrast Agent?

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Capillary Structure Creates a Local MRGradient - Causes Proton Dephasing... Capillary Structure Creates a Local MRGradient - Causes Proton Dephasing...

Hb:high χχχχHb:

high χχχχHbO2:low χχχχ

HbO2:low χχχχ

blood flowblood flow

Hb:high χχχχHbO2:

low χχχχ

blood flow

...any changes in delivery of HbO2causes changes in image intensity...

...any changes in delivery of HbO2causes changes in image intensity...

Balance of HbO2 to Hb affects T2*.T2* effects extend beyond vascular space.

blood flow

Surplus of HbO2 to Hb leads to a increase in T2*-weighted image intensity...

blood flow