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ranran wu

Sun. 6 Jun.04,
15:55
dynamic stabilization
I am a beginer and who may tell me the meaning of "dynamic stabilization" in protocols for 3T Philips MR scanner. I would highly appreciate your help.
Dirk Noel

Thu. 17 Jun.04,
04:38
 HI Ranran,


Dynamic Stabllization should be used for DTI imgaing. Especially if you are using a high number directions. The reason is that overtime you may get a F0 drift. Using DTI and DS helps for image consistency across all directions.
Hope this helps

Dirk
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