Title: Application Development for MR Spectroscopy & Multi‐parameter MRI
Host: Sam Grant
Abstract: MR Spectroscopy (MRS) and multi‐parameter MRI are versatile tools that can provide valuable insights in the investigation and characterization of a number of pathologies, including diabetes and chronic pain caused by myofascial dysfunction.
In this talk, I’d like to highlight some of my recent work in three areas: the use of dynamic 31P exercise MRS and MRI to investigate bioenergetics, assessment of metabolites using 1H MRS in a preclinical model of diabetes, and development of MR fingerprinting techniques to investigate myofascial dysfunction.
Biography: Dr. Rajiv Menon is currently a Research Scientist at NYU Langone Grossman School of Medicine. He completed his graduate studies at University of Alabama at Birmingham. Through his training and professional research positions, Dr. Menon has had an opportunity to work on development in neurological, cardiovascular and musculoskeletal applications with experience in conducting pre‐clinical as well as human imaging studies.