EPI allows for very fast acquisition, and is the “work horse” of conventional fMRI. To exploit the full advantage of applying ultra-high fields to fMRI, sophisticated B0 shim strategies are required. An auspicious approach for improving B0 homogeneity is DSU. As eddy-currents arise from fast switching of shim currents a careful pre-emphasis calibration is necessary. The application of pre-emphasis requires the limitation of the shim fields, which limits the homogeneity gain expected from DSU. This work compares the expected homogeneity gain from a global and a slice-wise DSU shim approach and investigates the hardware requirements for optimal slice-wise dynamic shimming
Purpose A 16-channel multi-coil shimming setup was developed to mitigate severe B0 field perturbatio...
Purpose To describe the process of calibrating a B0 shim system using high-degree (or high order) sp...
Purpose/Introduction: The promising advantages resulting from a transition to ultra-high-field in MR...
EPI, the “work horse” of fMRI, is prone to artifacts, induced by B0 inhomogeneities. Therefore, soph...
Purpose/Introduction: The application of ultra-high static magnetic field strengths to functional MR...
The transition to ultra high field strengths yields advantages as increased SNR and higher BOLD cont...
PURPOSE: To calibrate a pre-emphasis to sufficiently compensate eddy currents for application of dyn...
Purpose To calibrate a pre-emphasis to sufficiently compensate eddy currents for application of dyna...
PURPOSE: We assessed how improved static magnetic field (B0 ) homogeneity with a dynamic multicoil s...
Magnetic resonance imaging requires a homogeneous B0 magnetic field, however the field is often dist...
The transition of Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy to ultra-high fields promises major advantages wit...
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive tomographic imaging technique and a powerful tool...
The homogenization of static magnetic field (B0) is necessary for MR imaging. The unwanted B0 inhomo...
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is widely used for contemporary diagnostics and research. Higher st...
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is moving towards higher and higher eld strengths. After 1.5T MRI s...
Purpose A 16-channel multi-coil shimming setup was developed to mitigate severe B0 field perturbatio...
Purpose To describe the process of calibrating a B0 shim system using high-degree (or high order) sp...
Purpose/Introduction: The promising advantages resulting from a transition to ultra-high-field in MR...
EPI, the “work horse” of fMRI, is prone to artifacts, induced by B0 inhomogeneities. Therefore, soph...
Purpose/Introduction: The application of ultra-high static magnetic field strengths to functional MR...
The transition to ultra high field strengths yields advantages as increased SNR and higher BOLD cont...
PURPOSE: To calibrate a pre-emphasis to sufficiently compensate eddy currents for application of dyn...
Purpose To calibrate a pre-emphasis to sufficiently compensate eddy currents for application of dyna...
PURPOSE: We assessed how improved static magnetic field (B0 ) homogeneity with a dynamic multicoil s...
Magnetic resonance imaging requires a homogeneous B0 magnetic field, however the field is often dist...
The transition of Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy to ultra-high fields promises major advantages wit...
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive tomographic imaging technique and a powerful tool...
The homogenization of static magnetic field (B0) is necessary for MR imaging. The unwanted B0 inhomo...
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is widely used for contemporary diagnostics and research. Higher st...
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is moving towards higher and higher eld strengths. After 1.5T MRI s...
Purpose A 16-channel multi-coil shimming setup was developed to mitigate severe B0 field perturbatio...
Purpose To describe the process of calibrating a B0 shim system using high-degree (or high order) sp...
Purpose/Introduction: The promising advantages resulting from a transition to ultra-high-field in MR...