ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2025
Development of an echo-shifted, multi-echo, gradient-echo sequence for T
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- Development of an echo-shifted, multi-echo, gradient-echo sequence for TMagnetic resonance in medicine · 2025Article
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purposeAlthough conventional multi-echo gradient-echo (GRE) sequences effectively quantify short and intermediate T
methodsThe proposed echo-shifted, multi-echo GRE (ES-mGRE) combines the conventional multi-echo GRE sequence with an echo-shifting technique. Additional gradients are introduced, producing echoes in the next sub-repetition time interval.
resultsES-mGRE generates artifact-free images at both short and long echo times without extending acquisition time. Increasing the area of the additional gradients enhances diffusion sensitivity, allowing simultaneous quantification of T
conclusionWe demonstrate that the proposed ES-mGRE sequence can effectively quantify the T
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