Outer volume suppression modules reduce magnetic resonance signal leakage in adjacent slices using multiband radio frequency pulses.
Variable delay multi-pulse CEST method acquires images with varying waiting periods to detect magnetization changes in mobile solute molecules.
Interleaved radiofrequency pulse sequences differentiate carbon dioxide signals from bicarbonate saturation, enabling accurate in vivo pH measurement.
A multinuclear standard molecule integrates nitrogen, fluorine, and phosphorus atoms into a single structure.
A method exchanges nuclear spin polarization between nuclei with different gyromagnetic ratios to enhance magnetization signal strength.
A lock transmission sequencer modulates amplitude, frequency, or phase to excite a deuteron nucleus in an NMR probe.
RF coil apparatus modulates magnetic resonance signals to distinct frequencies for analog multiplexing and digital separation.
A planar inverse anapole microresonator confines microwave magnetic fields to picoliter volumes via a toroidal moment.
Iteratively adjusting phase and amplitude of a correction signal cancels transmitted components, enabling simultaneous transmission and reception.
A spectral circle method uses linear fractional transformations to compute geometric representations of MRI data.
A biometric method hyperpolarizes nuclear spins in target molecules using electron spin resonance to enhance signal intensity.
Phase cycling techniques separate desired NMR signals from interference through coherent combination of detected data.
A PANORAMIC waveform generates arbitrary phase relationships to transfer magnetization between nuclei using a single transmitter channel.