Do surgically implantable magnetic resonance angiography coils improve resolution to allow visualization of blood flow dynamics?
Implantable, extra-vascular coils enable small MRA voxel sizes to reproducibly calculate complex velocity profiles under both laminar and complicated flow in a small animal model. This technique may be applied to study blood flow dynamics of vessel remodeling and atherogenesis.
We conclude that low-dose naltrexone may be an effective, highly tolerable, and inexpensive treatment for fibromyalgia.