[Fast and ultra-fast imaging of the musculoskeletal system]

¹Radiologische Universitätsklinik Bonn.

|December 1, 1995

Abstract:

Using fast and ultra fast MRI-techniques saves considerable investigation time. Particularly, gradientecho- und fast-spinecho-sequences are alternatives to time-consuming T2-weighted spinecho-sequences. Peculiarities in contrast and applications of these new techniques are discussed considering musculoskeletal MRI. Ultra fast techniques as fast-gradientecho-, GRASE- and EPI-sequences may be beneficial for joint cinematographic and contrast-dynamic studies in arthritis or tumors. Advantages and applications are summarized.

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