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Spectral Localization

Wylezinska et al., 1996

Document ID
18283593951040692174
Author
Wylezinska M
Ordidge R
Franconi F
Publication year
Publication venue
The British Journal of Radiology

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An ideal spectral localization technique would excite the desired volume of interest (VOI) with the correct flip angles, and excite no tissue outside the VOI. However, the slice profiles of the three localizing RF pulses are not rectangular, and lead to a fall off in flip angles near …
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