Magnetization‐prepared shells trajectory with automated gradient waveform design

To develop a fully automated trajectory and gradient waveform design for the non‐Cartesian shells acquisition, and to develop a magnetization‐prepared (MP) shells acquisition to achieve an efficient three‐dimensional acquisition with improved gray‐to‐white brain matter contrast.

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