Fast MR imaging: techniques and clinical applications.
暂无分享,去创建一个
[1] E. Haacke,et al. Lumen definition in MR angiography , 1991, Journal of magnetic resonance imaging : JMRI.
[2] J P Heiken,et al. Rapid acquisition spin-echo (RASE) MR imaging: a new technique for reduction of artifacts and acquisition time. , 1990, Radiology.
[3] A. Haase,et al. Snapshot flash mri. applications to t1, t2, and chemical‐shift imaging , 1990, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[4] E M Haacke,et al. Improved contrast at 1.5 tesla using half-Fourier imaging: application to spin-echo and angiographic imaging. , 1990, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[5] D Henrich,et al. 3D-snapshot flash NMR imaging of the human heart. , 1990, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[6] P. J. Keller,et al. MR angiography with two-dimensional acquisition and three-dimensional display. Work in progress. , 1989, Radiology.
[7] E M Haacke,et al. Retrospective cardiac gating: a review of technical aspects and future directions. , 1989, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[8] E M Haacke,et al. Three-dimensional (volume) gradient-echo imaging of the carotid bifurcation: preliminary clinical experience. , 1989, Radiology.
[9] R Turner,et al. Snapshot imaging at 0.5 t using echo‐planar techniques , 1989, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[10] M S Roos,et al. Missing pulse steady‐state free precession , 1989, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[11] E M Haacke,et al. Reduction of T2* dephasing in gradient field-echo imaging. , 1989, Radiology.
[12] R M Henkelman,et al. Elimination of transverse coherences in FLASH MRI , 1988, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[13] J. Hennig. Multiecho imaging sequences with low refocusing flip angles , 1988 .
[14] S. Patz,et al. Some factors that influence the steady state in steady-state free precession. , 1988, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[15] F. Jolesz,et al. Clinical experience with rapid 2DFT SSFP imaging at low field strength. , 1988, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[16] J. Groen,et al. Fast Field Echo imaging: an overview and contrast calculations. , 1988, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[17] M. Gyngell,et al. The application of steady-state free precession in rapid 2DFT NMR imaging: FAST and CE-FAST sequences. , 1988, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[18] J Hennig,et al. Clinical applications and methodological developments of the RARE technique. , 1988, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[19] J. Frahm,et al. Direct FLASH MR imaging of magnetic field inhomogeneities by gradient compensation , 1988, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[20] Slice selection and T1 contrast in FLASH NMR imaging , 1988 .
[21] E M Haacke,et al. In-plane vascular imaging: pulse sequence design and strategy. , 1988, Radiology.
[22] T W Redpath,et al. FADE–A new fast imaging sequence , 1988, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[23] P. Bendel,et al. An analysis of fast imaging sequences with steady‐state transverse magnetization refocusing , 1988, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[24] D M Kramer,et al. Signal-to-noise ratio and section thickness in two-dimensional versus three-dimensional Fourier transform MR imaging. , 1988, Radiology.
[25] R. Lenkinski,et al. Initial experience with fast low-angle multiecho (FLAME) imaging of the central nervous system. , 1988, Journal of computer assisted tomography.
[26] I. Pykett,et al. Instant images of the human heart using a new, whole-body MR imaging system. , 1987, AJR. American journal of roentgenology.
[27] E M Haacke,et al. Improving MR image quality in the presence of motion by using rephasing gradients. , 1987, AJR. American journal of roentgenology.
[28] A. Haase,et al. Flow suppression in rapid FLASH NMR images , 1987, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[29] G. Bydder,et al. MRI: The development of T2 contrast with rapid field echo sequences , 1987, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[30] S. Patz,et al. Rapid Fourier imaging using steady‐state free precession , 1987, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[31] D. Thomas,et al. Clinical use of rapid T2 weighted partial saturation sequences in MR imaging. , 1987, Journal of computer assisted tomography.
[32] J. B. Kneeland,et al. Maximizing signal-to-noise and contrast-to-noise ratios in FLASH imaging. , 1987, Magnetic resonance imaging.
[33] Kensuke Sekihara,et al. Steady-State Magnetizations in Rapid NMR Imaging Using Small Flip Angles and Short Repetition Intervals , 1987, IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging.
[34] J Hennig,et al. RARE imaging: A fast imaging method for clinical MR , 1986, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[35] R R Edelman,et al. MR of hemorrhage: a new approach. , 1986, AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology.
[36] D Matthaei,et al. Dynamic digital subtraction imaging using fast low-angle shot MR movie sequence. , 1986, Radiology.
[37] A. Haase,et al. Rapid NMR imaging of dynamic processes using the FLASII technique , 1986, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[38] S. Patz,et al. The application of steady‐state free precession to the study of very slow fluid flow , 1986, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[39] E M Haacke,et al. Reduction of MR imaging time by the hybrid fast-scan technique. , 1986, Radiology.
[40] Jens Frahm,et al. Three-dimensional FLASH MR imaging of thorax and abdomen without triggering or gating , 1986 .
[41] Albert Macovski,et al. Magnetic Resonance Angiography , 1986, IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging.
[42] G. Johnson,et al. The limitations of NMR recalled-echo imaging techniques , 1985 .
[43] C. M. J. Van Uijen,et al. Fast fourier imaging , 1985, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[44] A new method of measuring T2 using steady-state free precession , 1985 .
[45] C. M. J. Van Uijen,et al. Driven‐equilibrium radiofrequency pulses in NMR imaging , 1984, Magnetic resonance in medicine.
[46] W. Hinshaw,et al. Image formation by nuclear magnetic resonance: The sensitive‐point method , 1976 .
[47] Richard R. Ernst,et al. Diffusion and field‐gradient effects in NMR Fourier spectroscopy , 1974 .
[48] R. Freeman,et al. Phase and intensity anomalies in fourier transform NMR , 1971 .
[49] H. Carr. STEADY-STATE FREE PRECESSION IN NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE , 1958 .