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20 15 10 percentage change og de 5 40 0 -5 O 50 150 200 are less sensitive to
susceptibility changes but have other desirable characteristics . As will be
discussed , spin echo and gradient echo sequences show differing sensitivities
toward ...
20 15 10 percentage change og de 5 40 0 -5 O 50 150 200 are less sensitive to
susceptibility changes but have other desirable characteristics . As will be
discussed , spin echo and gradient echo sequences show differing sensitivities
toward ...
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GE , 4.0T SE , 4.0T GE , 1.5T ---- SE , 1.5T 6.0 % Signal Change A . ' ' 8 4.0
efficient , blood volume fraction , vessel size ... For a 70 % increase in flow ,
approximately 1.5 % changes at 1.5 T and 6 % changes at 4.0 T are expected for
gradient ...
GE , 4.0T SE , 4.0T GE , 1.5T ---- SE , 1.5T 6.0 % Signal Change A . ' ' 8 4.0
efficient , blood volume fraction , vessel size ... For a 70 % increase in flow ,
approximately 1.5 % changes at 1.5 T and 6 % changes at 4.0 T are expected for
gradient ...
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As expected , GRE results are more sensitive to susceptibility changes than SE .
... Simulation results indicate that the ratio of spin echo to gradient echo signal
change will decrease with increasing vessel radius giving rise to the signal .
As expected , GRE results are more sensitive to susceptibility changes than SE .
... Simulation results indicate that the ratio of spin echo to gradient echo signal
change will decrease with increasing vessel radius giving rise to the signal .
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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