Interleaved dark and bright blood imaging for interleaved dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging
A magnetic resonance, dark blood technology, applied in the field of medical imaging, which can solve the problems of errors, current implementation limitations of IBBIDCE, etc.
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[0018] It is recognized herein that direct comparison of dark and bright blood images acquired by interleaved dark and bright blood imaging (IBBI) cannot be made because of the different contrast mechanisms typically used to generate dark and bright blood images . For example, the use of motion-sensitized drive equalization (MSDE) for dark blood imaging and time-of-flight (TOF) for bright blood imaging prevents direct comparison of the signals obtained by dark blood imaging and bright blood imaging. Therefore, different rules govern the signaling behavior of these different contrast mechanisms.
[0019] Additional difficulties to current implementations of IBBI include removal of signal interference between dark and bright blood images and robust blood suppression during dark blood imaging. The dark blood preparation should not alter the blood signal in the bright blood image and vice versa. Additionally, blood suppression should be consistent both before and after contrast ...
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