Tomography of hydrogen with nuclear magnetic resonance.
Authors:
- L CrooksLCL Crooks
- J HoenningerJHJ Hoenninger
- M ArakawaMAM Arakawa
- L KaufmanLKL Kaufman
- R McReeRMR McRee
- J WattsJWJ Watts
- J H SingerJSJ H Singer
- 1 September 1980
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) in Radiology
- Vol. 136 (3) , 701-706
Abstract
A nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) imager with a 6.5-cm aperture is described. Spatial resolution is 0.47 X 2.0 mm with a slice thickness of 8.4 mm. Contrast resolution is 3% for a 4-minute image. Because of the excellent spatial resolution and high contrast between soft tissues, the images provide a great deal of detail and reconstruction artifacts due to motion are avoided. Blood flow can be observed, and selected enhancement of lesions thorough the modification of software-controlled operational parameters is demonstrated.Keywords
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