М.В. Гуляев, О.С. Павлова, Д.В. Волков, Н.В. Анисимов, Ю.А. Пирогов

Представлен аналитический обзор публикаций, посвященных разработке и применениям в МРТ имплантируемых в организм миниатюрных электродинамических систем, так называемых «имплантных катушек», позволяющих усилить регистрируемый сигнал в области интереса и повысить пространственное разрешение МРТ-изображений. Рассмотрены контактные и бесконтактные способы включения имплантных катушек в приемопередающий тракт МР-томографа и их конструктивные особенности. Обсуждаются теоретические основы и приводятся формулы расчета резонансных частот имплантных систем. Описаны области применения и перспективы дальнейшего использования имплантных катушек в МРТ.

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