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Flow Compensation
Flow
compensation is based on the principle of
even echo rephasing
and a function of specific pulse
sequences
, wherein the application of strategic
gradient
pulses can compensate for the objectionable
spin
phase
effects of
flow
motion.
Gradient moment nulling
of the first order of
flow
is another adjustment for the reduction of
flow
artifacts.
Gradient field changes can be configured in such a way that during an
echo
the
mag
net
ization
signal
vector
s for all pixels have zero
phase angle
independent of velocities, accelerations etc. of the measured tissue. The simplest velocity-compensated
pulse sequence
is the symmetrical
second
echo
of a
spin echo
pulse sequence
.
Strategic
gradient
pulses are integrated in special
sequences
(e.g. CRISP,
Complex Rephasing Integrated with Surface Probes
) and for the most
sequences
flow
compensation is an optional parameter.
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Basics:
Motion Compensation in MR Imaging
by
ccn.ucla.edu
Flow comp off: An easy technique to confirm CSF flow within syrinx and aqueduct
Wednesday, 2 January 2013
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medind.nic.in
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Bloch Equations
Phenomenological (classical) equations of motion for the
macroscopic mag
net
ization
vector
. They include the effects of
precession
about the
mag
net
ic field
(static and RF) and the T1 and
T2 relaxation
times.
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Pulse, 180°
RF pulse
designed to rotate the
macroscopic mag
net
ization
vector
180° in space as referred to the
rotating frame of reference
, usually about an axis at right angles to the main
mag
net
ic field
. If the spins are initially aligned with the
mag
net
ic field
, this pulse will produce
inversion
. Also called
P Pulse
.
Further Reading:
Basics:
Clinical evaluation of a speed optimized T2 weighted fast spin echo sequence at 3.0 T using variable flip angle refocusing, half-Fourier acquisition and parallel imaging
Wednesday, 25 October 2006
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Pulse, 90°
RF pulse
designed to rotate the
macroscopic mag
net
ization
vector
90° in space as referred to the
rotating frame of reference
, usually about an axis at right angles to the main
mag
net
ic field
. If the spins are initially aligned with the
mag
net
ic field
, this pulse will produce
transverse mag
net
ization
and a
FID
. Also called
P/2 Pulse
.
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