Dual-Pathway sequences for MR thermometry: When and where to use them.
Dual-Pathway sequences for MR thermometry: When and where to use them.
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DOI:
10.1002/mrm.26177
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发表时间:
2017-03
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Madore, Bruno
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作者:
Ciris, Pelin Aksit;Cheng, Cheng-Chieh;Mei, Chang-Sheng;Panych, Lawrence P.;Madore, Bruno
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Dual-pathway sequences have been proposed to help improve the temperature-to-noise-ratio (TNR) in MR thermometry. The present work establishes how much of an improvement these so-called ‘PSIF-FISP’ sequences may bring in various organs and tissues. Simulations and TNR calculations were validated against analytical equations, phantom, abdomen and brain scans. Relative TNRs for PSIF-FISP, as compared to a dual-FISP reference standard, were calculated for flip angle (FA) = 1 to 85° and TR = 6 to 60ms, for gray matter, white matter, cervix, endometrium, myometrium, prostate, kidney medulla and cortex, bone marrow, pancreas, spleen, muscle, and liver tissues. PSIF-FISP was TNR superior in the kidney, pelvis, spleen or gray matter at most tested TR and FA settings, and benefits increased at shorter TRs. PSIF-FISP was TNR superior in other tissues, e.g. liver, muscle, pancreas, for only short TR settings (20ms or less). The TNR benefits of PSIF-FISP increased slightly with FA, and strongly with decreasing TR. Up to 2-3 fold reductions in TR with 20% TNR gains were achievable. In any given tissue, TNR performance is expected to further improve with heating, due to changes in relaxation rates. Dual-pathway PSIF-FISP can improve TNR and acquisition speed over standard GRE sequences, but optimal acquisition parameters are tissue dependent.
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