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URL: https://usa.united-imaging.com/products/molecular-imaging/upmr-790
Proper Citation: United Imaging: uPMR 790 Tesla scanner (RRID:SCR_027002)
Description: United Imaging uPMR 790 enables simultaneous PET/MRI imaging with high temporal and spatial resolution. Represents major technological breakthrough in imaging field by combining time of flight (TOF) positron emission tomography (PET) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in one scanner. This system allows simultaneous acquisition of MR and PET images in human subjects.
Synonyms: United Imaging uPMR 790, uPMR 790
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: United Imaging, simultaneous acquisition of MR and PET images, human subjects, MR images, PET images,
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