Multi-echo gradient echo pulse sequences: which is best for PRFS MR thermometry guided hyperthermia?Thermometrythermal therapytemperature mappingMRTproton resonance frequency shift (PRFS)hyperthermiaPurpose MR thermometry (MRT) enables noninvasive temperature monitoring during hyperthermia treatments. MRT is ...
Spin Echo pulse sequences follow similar contrast behavior to that described in the previous section; however, there are some key differences between Gradient Echo and Spin Echo pulse sequences (Fig. 11.1). In the case of spin echo, a 180掳 refocusing pulse is applied at a time equal to ...
Handbook of MRI Pulse Sequences. Oxford: Elsevier, 2004, pp 267-297. (Although missing newer sequences developed in the last 10 years, this text is a classic/must read for anyone wishing to understand the details of RF and pulse sequence design) Elster AD. Gradient echo imaging: ...
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How does a gradient echo differ from a spin echo? How do you produce multiple GRE's from a single pulse? There are so many different GRE sequences. Can you make sense of these? It seems as if every manufacturer has adopted a different name for their gradient echo sequences. Why is ...
The gradient echo sequence differs from the spin echo sequence in regard to: the flip angle usually below 90° the absence of a 180° RF rephasing pulse. A flip angle lower than 90° (partial flip angle) decreases the amount of magnetization tipped into the transverse plane. The consequence...
Different terms for thesegradient echopulse sequences: CE-FFE-T1Contrast Enhanced Fast Field Echo with T1 Weighting, GFEGradient Field Echo, FLASHFast Low Angle Shot, PSPartial Saturation, RF spoiled FASTRF Spoiled Fourier Acquired Steady State Technique, ...
Purpose: To test the feasibility of k-space segmented gradient-echo pulse sequences for free-breathing coronary magnetic resonance angiography (cMRA) on a clinical 3T system. Materials and Methods: T2-prepared, fat-suppressed turbo field echo (TFE, turboFLASH, SFPGR) as well as balanced TFE (...
Gradient-echo imaging is one of the two most frequently used pulse sequences in modern day MRI as distinct from spin-echo (SE) MRI. There are many variations of the basic gradient-echo (GE) sequence. It is the most common form of fMRI pulse sequence, typically with echo-planar imaging ...
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