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Clinical Trial

Multi-Parametric MRI for Renal Transplantation

NCT: NCT03192007 · NOT_YET_RECRUITING

NCT IDNCT03192007
StatusNOT_YET_RECRUITING
Start Date2027-07-01
Completion2028-12-31
SponsorUniversity of Minnesota (OTHER)
First posted
Last updated

Brief Summary

The goals of this study are: * To optimize and evaluate multiple kidney MRI methods; and * To investigate the potential of MRI in the assessment of transplant kidney functions; To achieve these goals, we will perform pilot MRI studies with kidney transplant patients. We will study if MRI can reflect different levels of kidney function. The investigators will also evaluate if MRI can differentiate causes for declining kidney function. Finally, the investigators will explore how MRI measures changes before and after medical treatment for worsening kidney function. You may be invited for MRI exams with different exam options. An MRI exam may use either of two types of MRI machines at the center for magnetic resonance research (CMRR): the 3 Tesla (3T) scanner and the 7 Tesla (7T) scanner. You may also be invited for a multi-session exam. A description of the MRI exam types with different exam options and the types of multi-session exams is provided later in this document.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Multi-Parametric MRI for Renal Transplantation?

Multi-Parametric MRI for Renal Transplantation is a clinical trial registered under NCT03192007. Current status: NOT_YET_RECRUITING.

What is the status of NCT03192007?

The current status of NCT03192007 (Multi-Parametric MRI for Renal Transplantation) is: NOT_YET_RECRUITING.

When did Multi-Parametric MRI for Renal Transplantation start?

Multi-Parametric MRI for Renal Transplantation started on 2027-07-01.

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