ArticleMagma (New York, N.Y.)2018
The impact of fibre orientation on T
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Abstract
objectiveRecent MRI studies have shown that the orientation of nerve fibres relative to the main magnetic field affects the R MATERIALS AND
methodsFor a group of 16 healthy subjects, a series of gradient echo, echo-planar and diffusion weighted images were acquired at 3T from which the decay rates, the apparent water content and the diffusion direction were reconstructed. The diffusion weighted data were used to determine the angle between the principle fibre direction and the main magnetic field to examine the angular dependence of R
resultsThe obtained results demonstrate that both parameters depend on the fibre orientation and exhibit a positive correlation with the angle between fibre direction and main magnetic field.
conclusionThese observations could be helpful to improve and/or constrain existing biophysical models of brain microstructure by imposing additional constraints resulting from the observed angular dependence R
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