Submillimeter T 1 atlas for subject-specific abnormality detection at 7T.

Gian Franco PireddaSamuele CaneschiTom Hilbert Gabriele BonannoArun JosephKarl EggerJessica PeterStefan KlöppelElisabeth JehliMatthias GriederJohannes SlotboomDavid SeiffgeMartina GoeldlinRobert HoepnerTom WillemsSerge VulliemozMargitta SeeckPunith B VenkategowdaRicardo A Corredor JerezBénédicte MaréchalJean-Philippe ThiranRoland WiestTobias KoberPiotr Radojewski

Published in: Magnetic resonance in medicine (2022)

A high-resolution quantitative atlas with an adapted pipeline was introduced and validated. Several case studies on different clinical conditions showed the feasibility, potential and limitations of high-resolution single-subject comparisons based on quantitative MRI atlases. This method in conjunction with 7T higher resolution broadens the range of potential applications of quantitative MRI in clinical practice.

Keyphrases

high resolution
clinical practice
magnetic resonance imaging
contrast enhanced
mass spectrometry
single cell
computed tomography
human health
high speed
tandem mass spectrometry
risk assessment
loop mediated isothermal amplification