Synthetic MRI with T2-based Water Suppression to Reduce Hyperintense Artifacts due to CSF–Partial Volume Effects in the Brain
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DOI: 10.2463/mrms.mp.2020-0044
Abstract: Purpose: Our purpose was to assess our proposed new synthetic MRI (synMRI) technique, combined with T2-based water suppression (T2wsup), to reduce cerebral spinal fluid (CSF)–partial volume effects (PVEs). These PVEs are problematic in the T2-weighted… read more here.
Keywords: flair; suppression; water; synthetic mri ... See more keywords