ArticleConcepts in magnetic resonance. Part B, Magnetic resonance engineering2016
Effects of Anatomical Differences on Electromagnetic Fields, SAR, and Temperature Change.
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Abstract
Electromagnetic field simulations are increasingly used to assure RF safety of patients during MRI exams. In practice, however, tissue property distribution of the patient being imaged is not known, but may be represented with a pre-existing model. Repeatedly, agreement in transmit magnetic (B
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