Background Under normal physiological conditions, the spin–lattice relaxation rate (R1) in
blood is influenced by many factors, including hematocrit, field strength, and the …

The change in longitudinal relaxation rate (R1) produced by oxygen has been used as a
means of inferring oxygenation levels in magnetic resonance imaging in numerous …

Background and purpose The imaging technique known as Oxygen-Enhanced MRI is under
development as a noninvasive technique for imaging hypoxia in tumours and pulmonary …

Background and purpose This study aimed to assess the role of T1 mapping and oxygen-
enhanced MRI in patients undergoing radical dose radiotherapy for HPV positive …

Objective Oxygen-loaded nanobubbles have shown potential for reducing tumour hypoxia
and improving treatment outcomes, however, it remains difficult to noninvasively measure …

Purpose Inducing hyperoxia in tissues is common practice in several areas of research,
including oxygen‐enhanced MRI (OE‐MRI), which attempts to use the resulting signal …

Oxygenated water (OW) contains more oxygen than normal drinking water. It may induce
oxygen enrichment in the blood and reduce oxidative stress. Hypoxia and oxidative stress …

In cancer therapy, tumour hypoxia is an important predictor of disease progression,
treatment outcomes, and metastatic potential. To date, methods for reducing tumour hypoxia …

The effects of oxygen-rich water on blood glucose and lipid levels in mouse models of
hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia were investigated. The hyperglycemia and …

Introduction: To further understand the effects of ingesting oxygenated water
supplementation (OS) on heart rate (HR), rating of perceived exertion (RPE), and blood …