A Dynamic Imaging Method of Lung Hyperpolarized Gas Based on Variable Sampling Rate
A dynamic imaging, variable sampling rate technology, applied in 2D image generation, image generation, image data processing and other directions, can solve the problems of low signal-to-noise ratio of magnetic resonance images, the influence of lung motion artifacts, and slow MRI speed.
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[0046] Step 1. During the inspiratory dynamic imaging of the lungs using fixed-angle excitation, set the average polarization M of the hyperpolarized gas in the lungs p The function that changes with time t is M p (t), the average signal intensity of the hyperpolarized gas in the lung can be used M p (t) means, M p (t) is:
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[0048] Among them, TR is the repetition time, the setting range is 10-20ms, and it is set to 10ms in this experiment. FA c is the initial excitation angle for fixed-angle excitation, and the setting range is 5-9°. In this experiment, it is set to 5°. According to formula (1), M p (t) curve, such as figure 2 shown.
[0049] Step 2, according to the initial polarization and volume of the hyperpolarized gas to be inhaled into the lungs, set M p (t) the first threshold TH 1 ,Such as figure 2 As shown, different imaging parameters are adopted before and after the first threshold TH1. When M p (t) ≥ first threshold TH 1 When , the fixed-a...
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