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Contrast agents retaining high relaxivities at ultrahigh magnetic fields underpin an enhanced image sensitivity within derived MRI scans. By varying the Dy3+ loading density inside a mesoporous silica architecture the dominant Curie effect can be effectively tuned so as to optimise T2 contrast at magnetic fields as high as 11.7 T.

Original publication

DOI

10.1039/d1tb01894a

Type

Journal article

Journal

J Mater Chem B

Publication Date

05/01/2022

Volume

10

Pages

302 - 305

Keywords

Contrast Media, Dysprosium, Magnetic Fields, Porosity, Radiopharmaceuticals, Silicon Dioxide, Temperature