A Study on Image Distortion of 3D-T1-SPACE with Gd Contrast Agent
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Abstract
In order to increase the qualitative value of MRI and reduce the relative image acquisition time, the mutual intersection of Partial Fourier and Average was conducted to evaluate image distortion and acquisition time according to the effects of FID and Susceptibility Artifact in the T1 3D SPACE Sequence. As a result of analyzing the Roundness (%) of the phantom for Gd contrast agent concentration, when the Partial Fourier 8/8 was fixed, as the Average increased, the Roundness (%) increased (distortion decreased). When the Average 2.0 was fixed, as the Partial Fourier was reduced, the Roundness (%) decreased (distortion increased). As a result of Correlation analysis on Roundness (%), Partial Fourier and Average showed a high positive correlation. Experimental results on image distortion and acquisition time when using the T1 3D SPACE sequence showed that reducing the Partial Fourier than the Average reduced the image distortion and shortened the acquisition time.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications · MRI in cancer diagnosis · Radiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging
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