Water Fat Separation with Multiple-Acquisition bSSFP MRI

Michael A Mendoza; Joseph Valentine; Neal Bangerter

Water Fat Separation with Multiple-Acquisition bSSFP MRI

Michael A Mendoza, Joseph Valentine, Neal Bangerter

Brigham Young University

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We present a technique that combines the advantages of bSSFP MRI with Dixon reconstruction in order to produce robust water fat separation with high SNR in a short imaging time, while simultaneously reducing banding artifacts that traditionally degrade image quality.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 1800
Externally published	Yes

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Signal Processing

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