Quick MR Neuromelanin Imaging Using a Chemical Shift Selective Pulse

Quick MR Neuromelanin Imaging Using a Chemical Shift Selective Pulse

Not only magnetization transfer contrast (MTC) pulse, but also chemical shift selective (CHESS) pulse would be a useful additional one for shortening the scan time of neuromelanin imaging. We compared three sequences among turbo-spin echo (TSE) images with CHESS, MTC, and without an additional pulse...

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Veröffentlicht in:Magnetic Resonance in Medical Sciences 2021, Vol.20(1), pp.106-111
Hauptverfasser: Kusama, Midori, Sato, Noriko, Kimura, Yukio, Miyagi, Kenji
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Chemical equilibrium
chemical shift selective
Magnetic resonance imaging
magnetization transfer effect
neuromelanin imaging
Technical Note
Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy
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description Not only magnetization transfer contrast (MTC) pulse, but also chemical shift selective (CHESS) pulse would be a useful additional one for shortening the scan time of neuromelanin imaging. We compared three sequences among turbo-spin echo (TSE) images with CHESS, MTC, and without an additional pulse in the same short time, 3 min 20 s. The TSE with CHESS image was the most useful for the diagnosis of neuromelanin within the limited time.
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