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Mustafa Kaan Çan1, Yusuf Ziya Ider2
1Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Bilkent University, 06800 Ankara, Turkey.
Abstract:
ObjectiveFull-form Magnetic Resonance Electrical Properties Tomography (MREPT) requires bothB1+magnitude and phase information. SinceB1+phase can be obtained faster and with higher SNR compared toB1+magnitude, several phase-based methods have been developed for conductivity imaging. However, phase-based methods suffer from a concave bias due to the assumption that∇|B1+|is negligible in the ROI.ApproachIn this paper, we re-derive the central equation of phase-based cr-MREPT without assuming that∇|B1+|is negligible and thus propose a correction method directly integrated into the equation system.Main resultsProposed method successfully corrects the concave bias on both simulated and experimental data and significantly increases image quality.SignificanceThe proposed correction method depends on a very low-resolution|B1+|map, and therefore the imaging time does not increase significantly for obtainingB1+magnitude. Moreover, correction can be achieved using simulatedB1+magnitude, hence completely removing the additional imaging requirement.
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