We’re back with more highlights from the 2025 International Workshop on Pulmonary Imaging — and the second half of the event delivered just as much innovation and inspiration as the first! ?? Saturday’s sessions took a deep dive into applications of Xenon MRI, including its expanding role in transplant evaluations, pediatric rare lung diseases, interstitial lung disease, assessing blood flow and oxygenation in pulmonary hypertension and even studies exploring the impact of vaping. The energy and collaboration in the room made it clear: the future of functional lung imaging is incredibly bright. Session Highlights Included: ?? Bastiaan Driehuys, Ph.D. | Duke University Presented on untangling dyspnea using Xenon MRI and spectroscopy. ?? Laura Walkup, Ph.D. | Cincinnati Children's Explored the use of Xenon MRI in pediatric rare-lung diseases and bone-marrow transplantation. ?? David Mummy, Ph.D. | Duke University Discussed interstitial lung diseases and how Xenon intensity in the interstitial membrane is seen across many different ILDs ?? Y. Michael S., M.D. | University of Virginia School of Medicine Presented an exploratory study on vascular consequences from electronic cigarette use by Xenon MRI in healthy young adults, as part of a pilot study to design a multi-center clinical trial. ?? Sarah Svenningsen, Ph.D. | McMaster University Shared findings on how Xenon MRI ventilation defect percentage predicts lung cancer resection outcomes. ?? Alex Dusek | Polarean Provided an overview of clinical applications of Xenon MRI. ?? Chase Hall, M.D. | University of Kansas Medical Center Discussed leveraging advanced ventilation metrics to differentiate lung health and disease in Xenon MRI. ?? Learn more about the Workshop: https://lnkd.in/gMRcB5ze A huge thank you once again to the University of Pennsylvania and Professor Rahim Rizi, Ph.D., for bringing together such an impressive global community of researchers, clinicians, and innovators. ?? We’re excited to carry these insights forward as we continue working to expand the clinical impact of Xenon MRI. #UPenn #PulmonaryImaging #InnovationInHealthcare #Medicalimaging #LungMRI #Innovation #LungHealth #Pulmonology #Radiology
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