Molecular imaging, with major advances in the development of both innovative targeted
contrast agents/particles and radiotracers, as well as various imaging technologies, is a …

The development of new methods to image the onset and progression of thrombosis is an
unmet need. Non-invasive molecular imaging techniques targeting specific key structures …

Cardiovascular disease entails systemic changes in the vasculature. The endothelial cells
lining the blood vessels are crucial in the pathogenesis of cardiovascular disease. Healthy …

Thrombosis in the context of atherosclerosis typically results in life-threatening
consequences, including acute coronary events and ischemic stroke. As such, early …

Objectives The authors present a novel technique to detect and characterize LAA thrombus
in humans using combined positron emission tomography (PET)/cardiac magnetic …

While radiolabelled antibodies have found great utility as PET and SPECT imaging agents
in oncological investigations, a notable shortcoming of these agents is their propensity to …

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common arrhythmia that can lead to stroke. The diseased muscle
tissue of the atria develops atrial fibrosis, inflammation, thrombosis and subsequent strokes …

Thrombosis contributes to one in four deaths worldwide and is the cause of a large
proportion of mortality and morbidity. A reliable and rapid diagnosis of thrombosis will allow …

Abstract Purpose of Review Current non-invasive tests for evaluating patients with
peripheral artery disease (PAD) have significant limitations for early detection and …

Aims Cardiovascular thrombosis is responsible a quarter of deaths annually worldwide.
Current imaging methods for cardiovascular thrombosis focus on anatomical identification of …