ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2022
Three-dimensional reduced field-of-view imaging (3D-rFOVI).
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purposeThis study aimed at developing a 3D reduced field-of-view imaging (3D-rFOVI) technique using a 2D radiofrequency (RF) pulse, and demonstrating its ability to achieve isotropic high spatial resolution and reduced image distortion in echo planar imaging (EPI).
methodsThe proposed 3D-rFOVI technique takes advantage of a 2D RF pulse to excite a slab along the conventional slice-selection direction (i.e., z-direction) while limiting the spatial extent along the phase-encoded direction (i.e., y-direction) within the slab. The slab is phase-encoded in both through-slab and in-slab phase-encoded directions. The 3D-rFOVI technique was implemented at 3T in gradient-echo and spin-echo EPI pulse sequences for functional MRI (fMRI) and diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI), respectively. 3D-rFOVI experiments were performed on a phantom and human brain to illustrate image distortion reduction, as well as isotropic high spatial resolution, in comparison with 3D full-FOV imaging.
resultsIn both the phantom and the human brain, image voxel dislocation was substantially reduced by 3D-rFOVI when compared with full-FOV imaging. In the fMRI experiment with visual stimulation, 3D isotropic spatial resolution of (2 × 2 × 2 mm
conclusionThis study indicates that 3D-rFOVI is a viable approach to 3D neuroimaging over a zoomed region.
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