1. Opportunities, challenges, and caveats of successful molecular imaging of cardiovascular diseases

   • Bodo Levkau

   EDITORIAL 07 March 2008 Pages: 79 - 81

2. Cardiovascular diseases as target for imaging

   • Kristof Graf
   • Michael Gräfe
   • Eckart Fleck

   EDITORIAL 07 March 2008 Pages: 82 - 86

   

3. MR-optical imaging of cardiovascular molecular targets

   • Matthias Nahrendorf
   • David E. Sosnovik
   • Ralph Weissleder

   REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 87 - 94

   

4. Annexin A5: an imaging biomarker of cardiovascular risk

   • Edward M. Laufer
   • Chris P. M. Reutelingsperger
   • Leonard Hofstra

   REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 95 - 104

   

5. Imaging of stem cells using MRI

   • Dara L. Kraitchman
   • Jeff W. M. Bulte

   REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 105 - 113

   

6. Contrast agents for MRI

   • Emily A. Waters
   • Samuel A. Wickline

   REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 114 - 121

   

7. Magnetic nanoparticles for MR imaging: agents, techniques and cardiovascular applications

   • David E. Sosnovik
   • Matthias Nahrendorf
   • Ralph Weissleder

   REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 122 - 130

   

8. ¹⁸F-labelled cardiac PET tracers: selected probes for the molecular imaging of transporters, receptors and proteases

   • Klaus Kopka
   • Otmar Schober
   • Stefan Wagner

   REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 131 - 143

   

9. Near-infrared fluorescent probes for imaging vascular pathophysiology

   • Jan Klohs
   • Andreas Wunder
   • Kai Licha

   REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 144 - 151

   

10. Structural and functional imaging by MRI

    • René M. Botnar
    • Eike Nagel

    REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 152 - 160

    

11. Imaging of the heart with computed tomography

    • Thomas G. Flohr
    • Bernd M. Ohnesorge

    REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 161 - 173

    

12. Ultrasonic imaging of molecular targets

    • Georg Schmitz

    REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 174 - 181

    

13. Optical imaging of vascular pathophysiology

    • Andreas Wunder
    • Jan Klohs

    REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 182 - 190

    

14. Combined imaging of molecular function and morphology with PET/CT and SPECT/CT: Image fusion and motion correction

    • Klaus P. Schäfers
    • Lars Stegger

    REVIEW 07 March 2008 Pages: 191 - 199

    

15. The future of molecular imaging in the clinic needs a clear strategy and a multidisciplinary effort

    • M. Schäfers

    OUTLOOK 07 March 2008 Pages: 200 - 202