DynPelvis3D (Suivi dynamique et Caractérisation des déformations pelviennes pathologiques par IRM 3D Utra-Rapide)

Short Description

The MoDyPe project highlighted the need to characterize organ behavior using dynamic MRI for a better understanding of underlying phenomena; 2D MRI is routine, but 3D models are essential for deeper insights. The LIS and CRMBM have pioneered 3D studies on bladder movement via ultra-fast MRI. Building on this, the DynPelvis3D project collaborates with clinicians to extend observations to adjacent organs, focusing on: Testing MRI sequences for dynamic 3D organ observation Creating tools for visualizing and quantifying 3D organ deformations, aiding clinical visualization and numerical modeling. Furthermore, DynPelvis3D has spurred a clinical research proposal to the APHM, planning volunteer recruitment for MRI sequence development and patient inclusion in preliminary trials.