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A multi-contrast multi-resolution UTE sequence was developed with a dual-echo acquisition between 1-1 binomial water excitation pulses and a conventional UTE readout. This acquisition scheme provides 3 images with different echoes, flip angles, spatial resolution, and contrast (water excitation). T2* was quantified in the whole brain in TA<15min, and UTE images of the brain were reconstructed with 0.5mm isotropic resolution without additional scan time.
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