May 9, 2022

9:15 - 11:15
Session: RF Coils, Technologies & Sequences

CoSimPy: an Open-Source Python Library for MRI RF Coil EM/Circuit Cosimulation

Zanovello, U. et al. Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica (I.N.Ri.M.), Italy, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany

# 3220, Session: RF Coils, Technologies & Sequences, Monday, May 9

Prostate imaging with Integrated Multi-modal Antenna with coupled Radiating dipoles (I-MARS) at 7T

Li, M. et al. the University of Queensland, Australia

# 3228, Session: RF Coils, Technologies & Sequences, Monday, May 9

An 8-element torso RF coil array for the Australian inline MRI-Linac: Initial imaging results

Li, M. et al. the University of Queensland, Australia

# 3232, Session: RF Coils, Technologies & Sequences, Monday, May 9

Combining High Permittivity Pads with Periodic Passive Components in RF Coil Design at 7T

Chen, H. et al. the University of Queensland, Australia

# 3234, Session: RF Coils, Technologies & Sequences, Monday, May 9

15:45 - 16:45 
Session: Interventional & Low-Field MRI

A Monte Carlo Analysis of Guidewire Safety Comparing a Body and Local Coil Array

Godinez, F. et al. University of California, United States,

# 1195, Session: Interventional & Low-Field MRI, Monday, May 9

17:00 - 19:00 
Session: Safety, Low Field & Interventional I

MRSaiFE: towards the real-time prediction of SAR in 3T and 7T MR RF coils - a feasibility study with 10 body models

Gokyar, S. et al. Weill Cornell Medicine, United States

# 3575, Session: Safety, Low Field & Interventional I, Monday, May 9

RF coil modeling with mechanical components: initial investigation

Chen, X. et al. Canon Medical Research US, United States

# 3577, Session: Safety, Low Field & Interventional I, Monday, May 9

May 10, 2022

10:15 - 11:15 
Session: High-Field RF Coils & Arrays II

Human brain POCE MRS at 7T using a 13C birdcage coil and 8 transmit-receive 1H antennas with a 32-channel 1H receive array

Jacobs, S. et al.  University Medical Center Utrecht, The Netherlands

# 1536, Session: High-Field RF Coils & Arrays II, Tuesday, May 10

Simulation validation of an 8-channel parallel-transmit dipole array: including RF losses for robust correlation with experimental results

Clément, J. et al. King's College London, United Kingdom

# 1540, Session: High-Field RF Coils & Arrays II, Tuesday, May 10

10:15 - 11:15 
Session: Imaging of the Spinal Cord

B1 shimming for cervical spine 7T parallel transmission MRI: preliminary in vivo imaging and preparation of virtual observation points

Destruel, A. et al.  Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS, CRMBM, France

# 1463, Session: Imaging of the Spinal Cord, Tuesday, May 10

14:30 - 15:30
Session: Cardiac Anatomy & Tissue Characterization III

Scalable and Modular 8-Channel Transmit and 8-Channel Flexible Receive Coil Array for 19F-MRI of Myocardial Infarction Studies in Large Animals

Özen, A et al. University of Freiburg, Germany

# 1570, Session: Cardiac Anatomy & Tissue Characterization III, Tuesday, May 10

May 11, 2022

9:15 - 11:15
Session: Safety, Low Field & Interventional II

Simulation of RF heating for patients with metallic gamma knife stereotaxic headframe in MRI

Jiang W. et al. GE Healthcare, China

# 4369, Session: Safety, Low Field & Interventional II, Wednesday, May 11

Exposure of infants in baby gradient coils

Tang F. et al. The University of Queensland, Australia

# 4372, Session: Safety, Low Field & Interventional II, Wednesday, May 11

Preliminary Study of the Uncertainty for RF-induced Heating Assessment of Subcutaneous and Partially Implanted Devices during MRI Exposure

Yao A. et al. Lanzhou University, China

# 4373, Session: Safety, Low Field & Interventional II, Wednesday, May 11

15:30 - 16:30
Session: New Ideas in Coils II: Flexibility, Interfaces & Multi-Nuclei Designs

Construction and characterisation of a 7 Tesla flexible body coil with 10 transmit dipoles and 30 receive loops

Papoutsis K. et al. King's College London, United Kingdom

# 2255, Session: New Ideas in Coils II, Wednesday, May 11

Optimization and Analysis of Shielded Loop Resonators towards Modular Coil Arrays

Sreereddy M. et al. University of Freiburg, Germany

# 2256, Session: New Ideas in Coils II, Wednesday, May 11

16:45 - 18:45
Session: MRI Safety

Influence of electric field and axon geometry on peripheral nerve stimulation chronaxie

Ferris N. G. et al. Harvard University, MA, United States

# 579, Session: MRI Safety, Wednesday, May 11

Increasing Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Thresholds Using Gradient Array Coils

Babaloo R. et al. Bilkent University, Turkey

# 580, Session: MRI Safety, Wednesday, May 11

MRI-based measurement of the transfer function of elongated metallic implants without transceive phase approximation

Eijbersen, M. et al. UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands

# 584, Session: MRI Safety, Wednesday, May 11

16:45 - 18:45
Session: RF Coils, Technologies & Sequences IV

In-silico shimming performance of a bore-sized 2-D UHF volume coil for different anatomies at 7T

Gokyar, S. et al. Weill Cornell Medicine, United States

# 4502, Session: RF Coils, Technologies & Sequences IV, Wednesday, May 11

May 12, 2022

9:15 - 10:15 
Session: MRI Safety I

Detection of Samples Out of Training Distribution: Rejection of Potential Erroneous Local SAR Predictions

Meliado, E.F. et al. University Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands

# 2545, Session: MRI Safety I, Thursday, May 12

Respiratory motion affects peak spatial SAR value and location – impact on safety supervision for 7T cardiac imaging

Schoen, N. et al. Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany

# 2547, Session: MRI Safety I, Thursday, May 12

Evaluation of SAR and heating in children exposed to a 7T MRI Head Coil

Shaihan, J.M. et al. King's College London, United Kingdom

# 2551, Session: MRI Safety I, Thursday, May 12

A 16-channel transceiver dipole array for 1H body imaging at 10.5T: Validation and VOP enabled imaging in-vivo

Schmidt, S. et al. University of Minnesota, United States

# 2553, Session: MRI Safety I, Thursday, May 12

On the complexity of pTx systems in SAR assessment

Petzold, J. et al. Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany

# 2555, Session: MRI Safety I, Thursday, May 12

Local SAR management strategies for RF shimming in fetal MRI at 3T

Yetisir, F. et al. Boston Children's Hospital, United States,

# 2556, Session: MRI Safety I, Thursday, May 12