Spatial intensity correction for RF shading non-uniformities in MRI
作者： Wayne R. Dannels
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摘要: An MRI MAP prescan data from a predetermined imaged patient volume is decomposed to produce transmit RF field inhomogeneity map and receive for the based on three-dimensional geometrical model of maps. At least one used generate intensity-corrected target diagnostic scan image representing volume.
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