ArticleJournal of magnetic resonance imaging : JMRI2020
Distortion-free imaging: A double encoding method (DIADEM) combined with multiband imaging for rapid distortion-free high-resolution diffusion imaging on a compact 3T with high-performance gradients.
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backgroundDistortion-free, high-resolution diffusion imaging using DIADEM (Distortion-free Imaging: A Double Encoding Method), proposed recently, has great potential for clinical applications. However, it can suffer from prolonged scan times and its reliability for quantitative diffusion imaging has not been evaluated. PURPOSE: To investigate the clinical feasibility of DIADEM-based high-resolution diffusion imaging on a novel compact 3T (C3T) by evaluating the reliability of quantitative diffusion measurements and utilizing both the high-performance gradients (80 mT/m, 700 T/m/s) and the sequence optimization with the navigator acquisition window reduction and simultaneous multislice (multiband) imaging. STUDY TYPE: Prospective feasibility study. PHANTOM/SUBJECTS: Diffusion quality control phantom scans to evaluate the reliability of quantitative diffusion measurements; 36 normal control scans for B FIELD STRENGTH/SEQUENCE: 3T; the standard single-shot echo-planar-imaging (EPI), multishot DIADEM diffusion, and anatomical (2D-FSE [fast-spin-echo], 2D-FLAIR [fluid-attenuated-inversion-recovery], and 3D-MPRAGE [magnetization prepared rapid acquisition gradient echo]) imaging. ASSESSMENT: The scan time reduction, the reliability of quantitative diffusion measurements, and the clinical efficacy for high-resolution diffusion imaging in healthy control and brain tumor volunteers. STATISTICAL TEST: Bland-Altman analysis.
resultsThe scan time for high in-plane (0.86 mm DATA
conclusionThe proposed high-resolution diffusion imaging approach is clinically feasible on C3T due to a combination of hardware and sequence improvements. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: 3 TECHNICAL EFFICACY: Stage 1 J. Magn. Reson. Imaging 2020;51:296-310.
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