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Image blurring that results from off-resonance and fast T2* signal decay is a common issue
in radial ultrashort echo time magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) sequences. One solution is …

Imaging the lung parenchyma with MRI is particularly difficult in small animals due to the
high respiratory and heart rates, and ultrashort T2* at high magnetic field strength caused by …

MR imaging is the workhorse for pediatric neuroradiology, providing excellent soft tissue
contrast with various image weightings (eg T1, T2, diffusion) to visualize multiple tissue …

A radically new method to accomplish magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), called sweep
imaging with Fourier transformation (SWIFT), was proposed in 2006. SWIFT stands alone …

Sweep imaging with Fourier transformation (SWIFT) can image extremely short-lived MRI
signals such as cortical bone and lung. However, it requires fast transmit/receive (T/R) …

Perfusion magnetic resonance (MR) imaging of the brain is a unique dynamic imaging
technique that provides an insight to the perfusion of cerebral pa-renchyma and supplies …

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Prev Next Meeting Banner Abstract #4433 Progress in adapting SWIFT to a clinical scanner …