呼吸器誘発型T2WIMRIと人工知能支援技術と,運動抑制型呼吸器誘発型T2WIの腹部イメージングの比較

Nan Wang1, Yuhui Liu2, Jiangnan Ran1

  • 1Department of Radiology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Dalian Medical University, Dalian, China.

まとめ

人工知能支援の圧縮センサー呼吸器誘発型T2重量画像 (ACS-RT T2WI) は,腹部MRIスキャン時間を80%以上大幅に短縮します. この高度な技術は肝臓,胆道,臓の病変の診断の正確性を維持し,臨床使用に有効であることが証明されています.

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