Chemical shift-based water/fat separation: a comparison of signal models.
Chemical shift-based water/fat separation: a comparison of signal models.
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DOI:
10.1002/mrm.22455
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发表时间:
2010-09
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Kellman, Peter
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作者:
Hernando, Diego;Liang, Zhi-Pei;Kellman, Peter
Quantitative water/fat separation in MRI requires careful modeling of the acquired signal. Multiple signal models have been proposed in recent years, but their relative performance has not yet been established. This article presents a comparative study of 12 signal models for quantitative water/fat separation. These models were selected according to three main criteria: magnitude or complex fitting, use of single-peak or multi-peak fat spectrum, and modeling of decay. The models were compared based on an analysis of the bias and standard deviation of their resulting estimates. Results from theoretical analysis, simulation, phantom experiments and in vivo data were in good agreement. These results show that: (a) complex fitting is uniformly superior to magnitude fitting, (b) multi-peak fat modeling is able to remove the bias present in single-peak fat modeling, and (c) a single- model performs best over a range of clinically relevant SNRs and water/fat ratios.
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