ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Phase-Sensitive Modeling Improves Fat DESPOT Multiparametric Relaxation Mapping in Fat-Water Mixtures.
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purposeTo improve on a multiparametric technique-known as Fat DESPOT-to map the fat- and water-specific
methodsWe compared three-point Dixon and Graph Cut (GC) approaches to initial guesses for Fat DESPOT in experiments at 3 T in fat emulsion phantoms. Also in the phantom, we compared magnitude-based Fat DESPOT (Fat DESPOT
resultsIn phantoms, Fat DESPOT using three-point Dixon and GC returned similar parameter estimates and precision, though the former deviated from the overall trend at 50% nominal fat fraction. The complex models showed the best agreement with reference PDFF (average error 1.2% ± 1.2%) and the lowest combined standard deviation across ROIs, for PDFF,
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