Steady-state free precession with pulsed field gradients in the presence of spin diffusion is investigated. The exact effect of diffusion on SSFP magnetization and its dependence on the pulsed field gradient amplitudes and timing, the relaxation and repetition times, and the flip angle are established theoretically. A relatively simple form is given for the average transverse magnetization when we assume that the precession angles within each voxel range from 0 to 2π uniformly, which is likely to be true in most imaging situations. Some illustrative numerical results are presented to show the different effects of diffusion in two common types of steady-state fast imaging pulse sequences: those which use the coherent transverse magnetization...
Quantification of molecular diffusion with steady state free precession (SSFP) is complicated by the...
The effects of macroscopic background gradients due to susceptibility differences at the sample inte...
AbstractExchange of nuclear magnetization between spin pools, either by chemical exchange or by cros...
In fast MR imaging with a steady-state free precession (SSFP) pulse sequence the coherent signal tha...
International audienceA theoretical analysis of the effects of diffusion and perfusion in steady-sta...
Molecular diffusion has a significant impact on the outcomes of NMR experiments featuring magnetic f...
Pulsed-field gradient (PFG) diffusion experiments can be used to measure anomalous diffusion in many...
Explicit phenomenological solutions to recurrence relations for the bulk transverse and longitudinal...
The influence of physiological motion on magnetic resonance diffusion imaging tech-niques is studied...
In conventional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) diffusion measurements a significant amount of expe...
In this work, the effects of susceptibility variation from dilute, micron-sized spherical field pert...
The measurement of self-diffusion coefficients D by the NMR spin echo pulsed-field gradient G techni...
PURPOSE: Diffusion MRI is compromised by unknown field perturbation during image encoding. The purpo...
Diffusion-weighted steady-state free precession (DW-SSFP) accumulates signal from multiple echoes ov...
Diffusion is a type of translational molecular motion playing a central role in a large number of ph...
Quantification of molecular diffusion with steady state free precession (SSFP) is complicated by the...
The effects of macroscopic background gradients due to susceptibility differences at the sample inte...
AbstractExchange of nuclear magnetization between spin pools, either by chemical exchange or by cros...
In fast MR imaging with a steady-state free precession (SSFP) pulse sequence the coherent signal tha...
International audienceA theoretical analysis of the effects of diffusion and perfusion in steady-sta...
Molecular diffusion has a significant impact on the outcomes of NMR experiments featuring magnetic f...
Pulsed-field gradient (PFG) diffusion experiments can be used to measure anomalous diffusion in many...
Explicit phenomenological solutions to recurrence relations for the bulk transverse and longitudinal...
The influence of physiological motion on magnetic resonance diffusion imaging tech-niques is studied...
In conventional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) diffusion measurements a significant amount of expe...
In this work, the effects of susceptibility variation from dilute, micron-sized spherical field pert...
The measurement of self-diffusion coefficients D by the NMR spin echo pulsed-field gradient G techni...
PURPOSE: Diffusion MRI is compromised by unknown field perturbation during image encoding. The purpo...
Diffusion-weighted steady-state free precession (DW-SSFP) accumulates signal from multiple echoes ov...
Diffusion is a type of translational molecular motion playing a central role in a large number of ph...
Quantification of molecular diffusion with steady state free precession (SSFP) is complicated by the...
The effects of macroscopic background gradients due to susceptibility differences at the sample inte...
AbstractExchange of nuclear magnetization between spin pools, either by chemical exchange or by cros...