ArticleJournal of applied clinical medical physics2019
MRI quality control for low-field MR-IGRT systems: Lessons learned.
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Abstract
purposeTo present lessons learned from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) quality control (QC) tests for low-field MRI-guided radiation therapy (MR-IGRT) systems.
methodsMRI QC programs were established for low-field MRI-
resultsImage noise and artifacts were attributed to room noise sources, unsatisfactory system cabling, and broken RF receiver coils. Gantry angle-dependent magnetic field inhomogeneities were more prominent on the MRI-Linac due to the high volume of steel shielding in the gantry. B
conclusionsThere are significant technological challenges associated with implementing and maintaining MR-IGRT systems. Most of the performance issues were identified and resolved during commissioning.
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