ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2018
Optimization of selective inversion recovery magnetization transfer imaging for macromolecular content mapping in the human brain.
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Abstract
purposeTo optimize a selective inversion recovery (SIR) sequence for macromolecular content mapping in the human brain at 3.0T. THEORY AND
methodsSIR is a quantitative method for measuring magnetization transfer (qMT) that uses a low-power, on-resonance inversion pulse. This results in a biexponential recovery of free water signal that can be sampled at various inversion/predelay times (t
resultsTwo optimal sampling schemes were determined: (i) a 5-point scheme (k
conclusionsqMT parameters can be robustly estimated in ≤1 min/slice (without independent measures of ΔB
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