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Articles by Houchun H. Hu
Reference Methods for Measuring Skeletal Muscle Mass: A Critical Perspective
ALM appendicular lean mass ALST appendicular lean soft tissue ALSTI appendicular lean soft tissue index ASM appendicular skeletal muscle AT adipose tissue ATFM adipose tissue free mass BMC bone mineral content BMI body mass index BW weight Cho carbohydrate CSE chemical shift encoded CT computed tomography DXA dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry EMCL extramyocellular lipid FF fat fraction FFM fat-free mass FM fat mass H height IMAT intermuscular adipose tissue IMCL intramyocellular lipid intraMAT...
Fast data acquisition techniques in magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging
The full text of this article hosted at iucr.org is unavailable due to technical difficulties. REVIEW ARTICLE Fast data acquisition techniques in magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging John C. Chang Banner M D Anderson Cancer Center, , Gilbert, AZ, USA School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, Arizona State University, , Tempe, AZ, USA Search for more papers by this author Vikram D.
In vivo characterization of the liver fat 1H MR spectrum
A theoretical triglyceride model was developed for in vivo human liver fat 1H MRS characterization, using the number of double bonds (CHCH), number of methylene‐interrupted double bonds (CHCHCH2CHCH) and average fatty acid chain length. Five 3 T, single‐voxel, stimulated echo acquisition mode spectra (STEAM) were acquired consecutively at progressively longer TEs in a fat–water emulsion phantom and in 121 human subjects with known or suspected nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
Differential CT Attenuation of Metabolically Active and Inactive Adipose Tissues - Preliminary Findings
This study investigates differences in CT Hounsfield units (HUs) between metabolically active (brown fat) and inactive adipose tissues (white fat) due to variations in their densities. PET/CT data from 101 pediatric and adolescent patients were analyzed. Regions of metabolically active and inactive adipose tissues were identified and standard uptake values (SUVs) and HUs were measured.
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