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The main research activities of the Institute of Medical Engineering are related to the development of advanced electronic devices, intelligent instrumentation, modeling and simulation of physiological systems and development of technical aids for handicapped people. Special fields of interest are cardiac telemonitoring including pacemaker technology, hemodialysis, computer assisted therapy management and impedance-based diagnostic tools. The department cooperates within the SFB "Optimization and Control ".

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Medicine & Life Sciences

Magnetic resonance Chemical Compounds

Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Medicine & Life Sciences

Imaging techniques Chemical Compounds

Tomography Medicine & Life Sciences

quadrupoles Physics & Astronomy

magnetic resonance Physics & Astronomy

Computer-Assisted Image Processing Medicine & Life Sciences

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Daniela Agrinz

Institute of Medical Engineering (7170) - Graz University of Technology

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Christoph Stefan Aigner

Institute of Medical Engineering (7170) - Graz University of Technology

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Markus Bödenler

Institute of Medical Engineering (7170) - Graz University of Technology

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Research Output 1975 2019

3D Bloch-Siegert EPI B₁₊-mapping

Lesch, A. J., Aigner, C. S., Spann, S. M., Schlögl, M. & Stollberger, R., 2019, p. 0926.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract › Research › peer-review

3D Model-Based Parameter Quantification on Resource Constrained Hardware using Double-Buffering

Maier, O., 2019.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract › Research › peer-review

Hardware

Data storage equipment

Graphics processing unit

Estimation of the magnitude of quadrupole relaxation enhancement in the context of magnetic resonance imaging contrast

Kruk, D., Masiewicz, E., Umut, E., Petrovic, A., Kargl, R. & Scharfetter, H., 14 May 2019, In : The journal of chemical physics. 150, 18, p. 184306 184306.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review

Magnetic resonance

magnetic resonance

quadrupoles

Imaging techniques

Relaxation time