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3T MRI Imaging data acquisition (Pre-clinical, Large animal)

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Service Description

Centre for Imaging Research (CIR) is a world-leading imaging centre at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden in collaboration with SciLIfeLab and RISE. It offers an exceptional and unique collection of core facilities for cutting-edge structural, functional, and metabolic in vivo multimodal imaging and endovascular/minimally invasive surgical techniques.

The core facilities, Karolinska Experimental Research and Imaging Centre (KERIC) and the MRI Centre, aim to catalyse novel and translatory research using MRI. At KERIC, we offer a 9.4T MRI for animals such as rabbits and small piglets (see service for small animal 9.4T MRI). A state-of-the-art 3 Tesla GE SIGNA Premier system-wide bore gantry and high-performance XT gradients are available for large animal preclinical studies. We offer specialised services for large animal models as well as ex vivo imaging and support all types of MRI studies in humans, ranging from small single-centre projects to large-scale international multi-centre studies. A special focus is on offering MRI suitable for multi-modal integration such as CT, PET, EEG and MEG. The KI MRI Centre also offers a full-service lab for drawing blood and investigating psychophysiology (EDA, PPG, Eye-tracking) along with standardised image post-processing and data storage facilities with cluster computing for data analysis. In this service, we offer full support in project consultation, ethical permits, module technical support and animal technicians. For more information, visit the website: https://imagingresearch.se/facilities/corefacilities/mrc Or https://imagingresearch.se/facilities/corefacilities/keric

Offerings: Testing Imaging (MRI, MEG, PET, CT, Microscopy, etc.)
TEF-Health Use Case Domain: all
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Provider Organisation Karolinska Institutet (KI)
Provider Country Sweden
Published Email tef-health@ki.se

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Service Inputs Project specifications
Service Outputs Imaging data, analysis, and report
Dependencies & Restrictions Ethics vote, Facility costs
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