Ces radiol. 2016, 70(1):9-15 | DOI: 10.55095/CesRadiol2016/002

3T magnetic resonance diffusion imaging of tissues by means of RESOLVE (REadout Segmentation Of Long Variable Echo-trains) techniqueReview article

Radek Tupý, Jiří Ferda, Radek Süss, Jan Kaster
Klinika zobrazovacích metod LF UK a FN, Plzeň

Diffusion-weighted tissue imaging is very important part of magnetic resonance examination protocols. There is significant decrease of its quality in 3T compared to 1,5T machines if conventional techniques of data collections are used, and new methods are needed to be applied. RESOLVE (REadout Segmentation Of Long Variable Echo-trains) technique represents an option reducing geometric distortions and providing higher spatial resolution, however, with prolonged examination duration.

Keywords: magnetic resonance, diffusion weighted imaging, echo-planar imaging, RESOLVE
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Podpořeno projektem Ministerstva zdravotnictví ČR Koncepční rozvoj výzkumné instituce 00669806 - FN Plzeň a Programem rozvoje vědních oborů Karlovy Univerzity (projekt P36).

Accepted: February 15, 2016; Published: March 1, 2016  Show citation

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Tupý R, Ferda J, Süss R, Kaster J. 3T magnetic resonance diffusion imaging of tissues by means of RESOLVE (REadout Segmentation Of Long Variable Echo-trains) technique. Ces radiol. 2016;70(1):9-15. doi: 10.55095/CesRadiol2016/002.
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