Spectral decomposition of susceptibility artifacts for spectral-spatial radiofrequency pulse design
Susceptibility induced signal loss is a limitation in gradient echo functional MRI. The through‐plane artifact in axial slices is particularly problematic due to the inferior position of air cavities in the brain. Spectral‐spatial radiofrequency pulses have recently been shown to reduce signal loss...
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| description | Susceptibility induced signal loss is a limitation in gradient echo functional MRI. The through‐plane artifact in axial slices is particularly problematic due to the inferior position of air cavities in the brain. Spectral‐spatial radiofrequency pulses have recently been shown to reduce signal loss in a single excitation. The pulses were successfully demonstrated assuming a linear relationship between susceptibility gradient and frequency, however, the exact frequency and spatial distribution of the susceptibility gradient in the brain is unknown. We present a spiral spectroscopic imaging sequence with a time‐shifted radiofrequency pulse that can spectrally decompose the through‐plane susceptibility gradient for spectral‐spatial radiofrequency pulse design. Maps of the through‐plane susceptibility gradient as a function of frequency were generated for the human brain at 3T. We found that the linear relationship holds well for the whole brain with an optimal slope of −1.0 μT/m/Hz. Magn Reson Med, 2012. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. |
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