Low-intensity MRIs are all the rage, now!
The researchers intend to perform a detailed study of imaging contrast at microtesla fields, particularly for the human brain. According to Zotev this is something that nobody has done in vivo. "Imaging contrast is generally improved at lower magnetic fields, and this may allow more efficient early diagnostics of various medical conditions", he told TFOT.
Zotev believes that ULF MRI will be commercialized within approximately 5 years, and that in the future, simple, inexpensive, portable and patient-friendly ULF MRI may be widely used to image various parts of the human body.
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