Phase alignment of multiple surface coil data for reduced bandwidth and reconstruction requirements

Multiple element surface coils are often used in clinical MRI to increase the image signal-to-noise ratio (S/N). Use of multicoils typically requires increased net sampling bandwidth and data processing for each coil element. A phase-alignment technique is described which combines the signals from a...

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Published inMagnetic resonance in medicine Vol. 38; no. 6; p. 1003
Main Authors Debbins, J P, Felmlee, J P, Riederer, S J
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Published United States 01.12.1997
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Abstract Multiple element surface coils are often used in clinical MRI to increase the image signal-to-noise ratio (S/N). Use of multicoils typically requires increased net sampling bandwidth and data processing for each coil element. A phase-alignment technique is described which combines the signals from all coil elements before image reconstruction, greatly relaxing the technical requirements of the standard multicoil methods. Hardware and software implementations allow reduction of the reconstruction requirement to that of a single coil. The hardware implementation additionally allows a significant reduction in the net sampling bandwidth. The method is applicable to high speed MRI techniques, as demonstrated in phantoms and volunteers.
AbstractList Multiple element surface coils are often used in clinical MRI to increase the image signal-to-noise ratio (S/N). Use of multicoils typically requires increased net sampling bandwidth and data processing for each coil element. A phase-alignment technique is described which combines the signals from all coil elements before image reconstruction, greatly relaxing the technical requirements of the standard multicoil methods. Hardware and software implementations allow reduction of the reconstruction requirement to that of a single coil. The hardware implementation additionally allows a significant reduction in the net sampling bandwidth. The method is applicable to high speed MRI techniques, as demonstrated in phantoms and volunteers.
Author Felmlee, J P
Debbins, J P
Riederer, S J
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