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3. MR of Multi-Organ Involvement in the Metabolic Syndrome

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Bizino, M.B., Sala, M.L., Heer, P. de, Tol, P. van der, Smit, J.W.A., Webb, A.G., Roos, A. de, Lamb, H.J., Bizino, M.B., Sala, M.L., Heer, P. de, Tol, P. van der, Smit, J.W.A., Webb, A.G., Roos, A. de, and Lamb, H.J.

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Item does not contain fulltext, The metabolic syndrome (MetS) is characterized by ectopic lipid accumulation. Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and spectroscopy can quantify ectopic lipid accumulation. Consequences of MetS can be evaluated with MR on a whole-body level. In the liver, several techniques are used to quantify hepatic steatosis and differentiate stages of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Cardiac MR can quantify myocardial steatosis and associated complications. In the brain, magnetization transfer imaging and diffusion tensor imaging can detect microstructural brain damage. Various other organs can be assessed with MR. MR is a powerful tool to unravel whole-body MetS pathophysiology, monitor therapeutic efficacy, and establish prognosis.

Published
2015

4. Abstracts as orientation tools in a modular electronic environment

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Tol, M. van der

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In an electronic publication environment, a scienti¬c article can be structured more eªectively and e~ciently if it is presented as a coherent collection of well-characterized and explicitly linked modules, rather than as a traditional linear essay. In a linear printed article, the abstract primarily ful¬lls a selection and substitution function. In a network of modular electronic articles, the abstract is primarily an orientation tool providing insight into the «ow of the discourse. In order to ful¬ll this function, the abstract must provide a balanced representation that explicitly refers, in the informative mode, to the main stages in the problem-solving process. The orientation can be facilitated by hypertext links that connect phrases of the abstract to the related modules, enabling the reader to switch smoothly between the abstract and its source text. Each link has to carry a label that informs the reader about the speci¬c relationship between the phrase at hand and the module referred to.

Published
2000

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