ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2024
Accurate actual flip angle imaging (AFI) in the presence of fat.
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purposeTo investigate the effect of incomplete fat spoiling on the accuracy of B THEORY AND
methodsDiffusion-based dephasing is the main spoiling mechanism exploited in AFI. However, a very low diffusion in fat may make the spoiling insufficient, leading to ghosts in the B
resultsOur results support that AFI artifacts are caused by the incomplete fat spoiling present in clinically attractive short TR acquisition regimes. The correction eliminated the ghosting and significantly improved the B
conclusionsThe incomplete fat signal spoiling may be a source of AFI B
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