Flux measurement method in magnetic resonance tomography apparatus
A technology of magnetic resonance tomography and radiography, which is applied in the directions of magnetic resonance measurement, measurement equipment, and nuclear magnetic resonance image system for measurement, etc.
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[0036] figure 1 A nuclear spin tomography apparatus is schematically shown, with which an optimized flux measurement according to the method according to the invention can be carried out. Here, the construction of the nuclear spin tomograph corresponds to that of a conventional tomograph. The basic field magnet 1 generates a temporally constant strong magnetic field in order to polarize or align nuclear spins in an examination region of an object such as a human body to be examined. The high degree of homogeneity of the basic magnetic field required for nuclear spin resonance measurements is defined in a spherical measurement volume M in which the human body part to be examined is located. In order to support the requirements for homogeneity and in particular to eliminate time-invariant influences, spacers made of ferromagnetic material are added at suitable points. Time-varying influences are eliminated by the compensating coil 2 controlled by the compensating power supply ...
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