Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity

This article presents a small-flip-angle, three-dimensional tailored RF pulse that excites thin slices with an adjustable quadratic in-plane spatial variation. The quadratic spatial variation helps to compensate for the loss in image uniformity using a volume coil at 3 T due to the wavelike properti...

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Main Authors: Suwit Saekho, Chun Yu Yip, Douglas C. Noll, Fernando E. Boada, V. Andrew Stenger
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-618852018-09-11T09:00:45Z Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity Suwit Saekho Chun Yu Yip Douglas C. Noll Fernando E. Boada V. Andrew Stenger Medicine This article presents a small-flip-angle, three-dimensional tailored RF pulse that excites thin slices with an adjustable quadratic in-plane spatial variation. The quadratic spatial variation helps to compensate for the loss in image uniformity using a volume coil at 3 T due to the wavelike properties of the RF field. The pulse is based on a novel "fast-kz" design that uses a series of slice-select subpulses along kz and phase encoding "blips" along kx-ky. The method is demonstrated by acquiring a series of 5-mm-thick T2-weighted images of the human brain at 3 T using pulses 4.8 ms in length with a 45 ° flip angle. © 2006 Wiley-Liss, Inc. 2018-09-11T09:00:45Z 2018-09-11T09:00:45Z 2006-04-01 Journal 15222594 07403194 2-s2.0-33645755826 10.1002/mrm.20840 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=33645755826&origin=inward http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/jspui/handle/6653943832/61885
institution Chiang Mai University
building Chiang Mai University Library
country Thailand
collection CMU Intellectual Repository
topic Medicine
spellingShingle Medicine
Suwit Saekho
Chun Yu Yip
Douglas C. Noll
Fernando E. Boada
V. Andrew Stenger
Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity
description This article presents a small-flip-angle, three-dimensional tailored RF pulse that excites thin slices with an adjustable quadratic in-plane spatial variation. The quadratic spatial variation helps to compensate for the loss in image uniformity using a volume coil at 3 T due to the wavelike properties of the RF field. The pulse is based on a novel "fast-kz" design that uses a series of slice-select subpulses along kz and phase encoding "blips" along kx-ky. The method is demonstrated by acquiring a series of 5-mm-thick T2-weighted images of the human brain at 3 T using pulses 4.8 ms in length with a 45 ° flip angle. © 2006 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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author Suwit Saekho
Chun Yu Yip
Douglas C. Noll
Fernando E. Boada
V. Andrew Stenger
author_facet Suwit Saekho
Chun Yu Yip
Douglas C. Noll
Fernando E. Boada
V. Andrew Stenger
author_sort Suwit Saekho
title Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity
title_short Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity
title_full Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity
title_fullStr Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity
title_full_unstemmed Fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced B<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity
title_sort fast-k<inf>z</inf> three-dimensional tailored radiofrequency pulse for reduced b<inf>1</inf> inhomogeneity
publishDate 2018
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