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Investigative Radiology|March 21, 2009
Brain tumor enhancement in magnetic resonance imaging at 3 tesla: intraindividual comparison of two high relaxivity macromolecular contrast media with a standard extracellular gd-chelate in a rat brain tumor modelPeter Fries, Val M Runge, Arno Bücker, et al.
European Journal of Radiology|November 9, 2015
Simultaneous multi-slice readout-segmented echo planar imaging for accelerated diffusion-weighted imaging of the breastLukas Filli, Soleen Ghafoor, David Kenkel, et al.
European Radiology|September 17, 2015
Accelerated magnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging of the median nerve using simultaneous multi-slice echo planar imaging with blipped CAIPIRINHALukas Filli, Marco Piccirelli, David Kenkel, et al.
Investigative Radiology|January 17, 2017
Material-Dependent Implant Artifact Reduction Using SEMAC-VAT and MAVRIC: A Prospective MRI Phantom StudyLukas Filli, Lukas Jud, Roger Luechinger, et al.
Archives of Toxicology|September 26, 2001
Expression of cytochrome P450 2E1 in normal human bronchial epithelial cells and activation by ethanol in cultureD M Runge, T W Stock, T Lehmann, et al.
Investigative Radiology|April 9, 2014
The protein and contrast agent-specific influence of pathological plasma-protein concentration levels on contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imagingStefan Goetschi, Johannes M Froehlich, Natalie C Chuck, et al.
Investigative Radiology|February 7, 2015
T1 relaxivities of gadolinium-based magnetic resonance contrast agents in human whole blood at 1.5, 3, and 7 TYaqi Shen, Frank L Goerner, Christopher Snyder, et al.
Investigative Radiology|February 17, 2006
The efficacy of gadobenate dimeglumine (Gd-BOPTA) at 3 Tesla in brain magnetic resonance imaging: comparison to 1.5 Tesla and a standard gadolinium chelate using a rat brain tumor modelVal M Runge, Jonmenjoy Biswas, Bernd J Wintersperger, et al.
Investigative Radiology|November 24, 2005
Brain tumor enhancement in magnetic resonance imaging: comparison of signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) at 1.5 versus 3 teslaJonmenjoy Biswas, C Brett Nelson, Val M Runge, et al.
AJR. American Journal of Roentgenology|November 1, 1983
Nuclear magnetic resonance of iron and copper disease statesV M Runge, J A Clanton, F W Smith, et al.
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