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Time of flight (TOF) 3D MR Angiography (MRA) has been shown to effectively image small (50-300um diameter) pial vessels. However, such high resolution requires strong flow compensation (flow-comp) gradient pulses and short echo times which are limited by peripheral nerve stimulation and hardware capability in most scanners. We demonstrate high resolution TOF MRA acquisition using an advanced head gradient system (200mT/m, 900 T/m/s) at ultrahigh field 7T.
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