B1 inhomogeneity correction of RARE MRI at low SNR: Quantitative in vivo 19 F MRI of mouse neuroinflammation with a cryogenically-cooled transceive surface radiofrequency probe.

Paula Ramos Delgado Andre Kuehne Mariya Aravina Jason M Millward Alonso Vázquez Ludger Starke Helmar Waiczies Andreas Pohlmann Thoralf Niendorf Sonia Waiczies

Published in: Magnetic resonance in medicine (2021)

Our model-based correction method facilitated 19 F signal quantification in the inflamed mouse brain when using the SNR-boosting 19 F-CRP technology, paving the way for future low-SNR 19 F-MRI applications in vivo.

Keyphrases

contrast enhanced
magnetic resonance imaging
diffusion weighted imaging
traumatic brain injury
computed tomography
high resolution
lipopolysaccharide induced
cognitive impairment
mass spectrometry
brain injury
ultrasound guided
living cells
atrial fibrillation
cerebral ischemia
subarachnoid hemorrhage