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Relaxivity corrected response modulated excitation (RME): a T2-corrected technique achieving specified magnetization
1Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, MA 02215.
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
|September 1, 1994
Abstract:
We have reworked the theory of RF excitation to enable correction for relaxivity while designing response-modulated excitation (RME) to achieve specified magnetization targets. This results in a significant improvement in the ability to achieve a specified target magnetization, especially if excitation time is long or T2 is short. The methods presented may also be used to improve the quality of spatial-spectral pulses as well as localized spectroscopy, real-time imaging, real-time localized velocity, and noninvasive pressure measurement.