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Achieving high spatial and temporal resolution with perfusion MRI in the head and neck region using golden-angle radial sampling.

Andrea TomppertWolfgang WuestMarco WiesmuellerRafael HeissMarkus KoppArmin M NagelHayato TomitaChristian MeixnerMichael UderMatthias Stefan May
Published in: European radiology (2020)
• Golden-angle radial sparse parallel (GRASP) sampling allows for temporally resolved dynamic acquisitions with a very high image quality. • Very low-contrast structures in the head and neck region can benefit from using the GRASP sequence. • Inline-image reconstruction of dynamic and static series from one single acquisition can replace the conventional combination of two acquisitions, thereby saving examination time.
Keyphrases
  • image quality
  • contrast enhanced
  • high resolution
  • computed tomography
  • magnetic resonance
  • ultrasound guided
  • deep learning
  • dual energy
  • mass spectrometry