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To develop and evaluate sensitivity encoding (SENSE), a parallel MRI technique utilizing receiver coil sensitivity profiles to accelerate image acquisition.

November 1, 1999Magnetic Resonance in Medicine

SENSE: Sensitivity encoding for fast MRI

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KPKlaas P. PruessmannUniversity of Zurich MWMarkus WeigerUniversity of Zurich MSMarkus B. ScheideggerUniversity of Zurich

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Experimental study demonstrates marked scan time reductions using multi-coil sensitivity encoding in brain and heart imaging, highlighting a framework for rapid MRI acquisition.

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To develop and evaluate sensitivity encoding (SENSE), a parallel MRI technique utilizing receiver coil sensitivity profiles to accelerate image acquisition.
Formulated a generalized mathematical framework for image reconstruction from sensitivity-encoded data across arbitrary coil geometries and k-space trajectories.
Evaluated Cartesian grid sampling with reduced density through both in vitro experiments and in vivo human scans.
Brain imaging performed with a two-coil array reduced scan time to one-half of conventional Cartesian Fourier acquisition.
Double-oblique cardiac imaging performed with a five-coil array reduced acquisition time to one-third of standard scan time.

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Pruessmann et al. (1999) studied this question.

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Experimental study demonstrates marked scan time reductions using multi-coil sensitivity encoding in brain and heart imaging, highlighting a framework for rapid MRI acquisition.

SENSE: Sensitivity encoding for fast MRI

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SENSE: Sensitivity encoding for fast MRI

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