Lazar M Fleysher

20080197841, Aug 21, 2008

Jan 29, 2008

12/021632

Lazar Fleysher - Brooklyn NY, US
Roman Fleysher - Stamford CT, US
Oded Gonen - Leonardo NJ, US

The General Hospital Corporation - Boston MA

G01R 33/54

324307

An exemplary embodiment of system, computer-accessible medium and method for determining exemplary values for acquisition parameters for a given time (e.g., imaging time) can be provided, e.g., with the exemplary values being selectable to increase the signal-to-noise ratio. In accordance with one exemplary embodiment, method, system and computer accessible medium can be provided for generating data (e.g., image data) associated with at least one portion of a target. For example, at least one first excitation pulse can be forwarded toward the target. A first signal from the target resulting from the at least one first excitation pulse may be acquired using a plurality of acquisition parameters having first values. Further, at least one second excitation pulse can be forwarded toward the target. A second signal from the target resulting from the at least one second excitation pulse may be acquired using a plurality of acquisition parameters having second values, with the second values being different from the first values. The data (e.g., image data) may be generated based on the first and second signals.

20110163748, Jul 7, 2011

Nov 8, 2010

12/941923

Lazar Fleysher - Brooklyn NY, US
Matilde Inglese - New York NY, US

New York University - New York NY

G01R 33/44

324307

The present disclosure describes exemplary embodiments of process, system, computer-accessible medium and processing arrangement which can be used to provide multiple-quantum-filtered imaging. For example, provided herein is an exemplary system that can include an arrangement which can be configured to extract and/or determine at least one Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) signal provided from an anatomical sample utilizing differences of phases of excitation pulses provided from an apparatus. The NMR signal(s) can relate to at least one multiple-quantum coherence in a presence of Binhomogeneities associated with the anatomical sample. The exemplary arrangement can be or include a triple and/or double quantum filter arrangement. Exemplary extraction or detection can be from quantum systems having up to N orders of coherence using a pair of paired phase cycles. Further, it is possible to quantify the intracellular concentration contribution based on the signals, in accordance with certain exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure.