ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2022
Optimization of quasi-diffusion magnetic resonance imaging for quantitative accuracy and time-efficient acquisition.
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- Quasi-Diffusion Imaging: Application to Ultra-High b-Value and Time-Dependent Diffusion Images of Brain Tissue.NMR in biomedicine · 2025Article
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- Optimization of quasi-diffusion magnetic resonance imaging for quantitative accuracy and time-efficient acquisition.Magnetic resonance in medicine · 2022Article
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Abstract
purposeQuasi-diffusion MRI (QDI) is a novel quantitative technique based on the continuous time random walk model of diffusion dynamics. QDI provides estimates of the diffusion coefficient,
methodsClinically appropriate QDTI acquisitions were optimized in healthy volunteers with respect to a multi-b-value reference (MbR) dataset comprising 29 diffusion-sensitized images arrayed between
resultsQDTI measures showed
conclusionA highly detailed optimization of non-Gaussian dMRI for in vivo brain imaging was performed. QDI provided robust parameterization of non-Gaussian diffusion signal decay in clinically feasible imaging times with high reliability, accuracy, and precision of QDTI measures.
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