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Y Habeeb¹, P E Zorn², F Blindauer³

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New anatomical phantoms offer realistic Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) training. These high-fidelity models improve anatomical recognition and sequence evaluation for medical professionals, bridging the gap between theory and practice.

Keywords:

3D printing Anatomy Magnetic resonance imaging Phantoms

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Area of Science:

Medical Imaging
Biomedical Engineering
Radiology Education

Background:

Traditional MRI phantoms lack anatomical complexity for effective clinical training.
Bridging the gap between MRI theory and practical application requires advanced training tools.
High-fidelity anatomical phantoms are crucial for realistic MRI education.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop high-fidelity anatomical phantoms for practical MRI training.
To replicate key anatomical structures and tissue contrasts of the human head.
To enhance the training experience for healthcare students and medical imaging staff.

Main Methods:

Utilized computer-aided design (CAD) based on reference MRI T1-weighted slices.
3D printing of detailed anatomical structures.
Filling with tissue-mimicking gels and MRI acquisition on a 1.5T clinical system.

Main Results:

Achieved high anatomical fidelity and realistic MRI tissue contrasts.
Demonstrated effective visualization of parameter modification impacts.
Aided in anatomical structure recognition for trainees.

Conclusions:

Developed phantoms show significant potential for MRI education and sequence evaluation.
Further technical improvements are needed for long-term stability and relaxometric accuracy.
The methodology is adaptable for other anatomical regions, supporting broader MRI training.