MRI

This study will test an artificial intelligence (AI) model that uses MRI scans to tell the difference between benign uterine fibroids and a rare but aggressive cancer called uterine sarcoma. Researchers will enroll 500 women who are scheduled for surgery or long-term follow-up. T…

This study looks at whether MRI can better detect knee joint damage in adults with hemophilia compared to standard X-rays. About 95 participants will receive both scans to see which method gives clearer information about joint health. The goal is to help doctors choose the best t…

This study tests whether a guided breathing exercise called cardiac coherence can help people who are afraid of enclosed spaces complete an MRI scan successfully. About 220 patients aged 7 and older who report claustrophobia will either use this breathing technique or receive sta…

This study tests whether watching a virtual reality (VR) video before an MRI scan can help children aged 5 to 10 stay calm and still. The VR video shows what the MRI machine looks like and sounds like, so kids know what to expect. The goal is to reduce movement, the need for seda…

This study looks at how different parts of the brain's prefrontal cortex respond to magnetic stimulation in 34 healthy adults. Researchers will use high-field MRI and EEG to map brain connections and excitability. The goal is to find better targets for a therapy called rTMS, whic…

This study uses a special MRI machine to take pictures of the liver using phosphorus and sodium signals. Researchers will compare images from people with liver cancer and healthy volunteers to see if these scans can help tell them apart. The goal is to learn more about how liver …

This study aims to develop a method using advanced MRI scans to predict whether rectal cancer has been completely eliminated after chemoradiotherapy. About 115 adults with locally advanced rectal cancer will participate. The goal is to identify patients who could safely avoid maj…

This study tests whether using MRI scans to plan radiotherapy is better than using CT scans alone. Researchers will work with up to 150 cancer patients and 15 healthy volunteers to see if MRI can make treatment more precise and reduce side effects. The goal is to improve how doct…