ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Design of Differential Single-Block and Multi-Block Presaturated Ultrashort Echo Time Pulse Sequences for Fast and Flexible Short-T
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purposeUltrashort echo time (UTE) techniques are essential for the magnetic resonance imaging of short-T
methodsThe sequences use a prepulse to presaturate blocks of magnetization and a whole-volume excitation to enable UTE acquisition. By shifting the saturation blocks and subtracting subsequent acquisitions, two and four simultaneous slices can be imaged with the δSB-UTE and δMB-UTE sequences, respectively. Design trade-offs were investigated in a phantom, and the sequences were used to image healthy volunteers at 3 T.
resultsThe received signal strength increased as prepulse flip angle and saturation block shift increased. Slice thickness increased as prepulse flip angle, saturation block shift, and saturation block thickness decreased, and prepulse time·bandwidth product increased. The δSB-UTE and δMB-UTE sequences were used to image a 210 × 210 × 80 mm
conclusionThe δSB-UTE and δMB-UTE sequences can be used to capture short-T
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