Seminars

Ferenc Jolesz First Monday Research Seminars

The Department of Radiology holds a monthly Ferenc Jolesz Seminar series presented by Harvard Medical School investigators, as well as speakers from other institutions, on a wide range of topics related to image-guided therapy. These seminars honor of the late Dr. Ferenc Jolesz who founded the multidisciplinary image-guided therapy program at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and is widely known as a founding father of the field of image-guided therapy.

Upcoming Seminars

Sanghoon Kim, MD, MSc: BWH 3T MRS 2HG Optimization Progress Report

DATE: Monday, April 3, 2023
TIME: 12:15pm-1:15pm
LOCATION: Anesthesia Lecture Hall and via Zoom

Sanghoon Kim, MD, MSc(T32) 2021-

Sanghoon Kim, MD, MSc
Research Fellow (T32)
Department of Radiology
Brigham and Women’s Hospital

ABSTRACT

2HG is the specific biomarker for the IDH mutation in gliomas. To get the correct spectrum analysis, precise basis set calculation would be essential. The basis set was the simulated result from PRESS sequence physical parameters fixed in our clinical setting. However, the Siemens scanner automatically set the 180 RF duration based on each patient’s information. Our dataset found nine 180 RF pulse durations from 5 ms to 6.6 ms. In this study, I want to examine the 180 RF pulse duration effect in 3T MRS spectrum analysis and present a practical solution for the precise analysis.

SHORT BIO

Sanghoon Kim, MD, MSc is a research fellow (T32) at the Center for Clinical Spectroscopy in the Department of Radiology at Mass General Brigham. For more than 10 years, he has been actively involved in 7T MR projects, including angiography, MR sequence development, clinical imaging protocol development, and parallel-transmit imaging. At BWH, he is focusing on the brain tumor MRI projects, including MRS and sodium imaging.

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