Methodological study demonstrates fast MRI data acquisition using multiple receiver coils, suggesting preserved image contrast without gradient switching.
We present a novel imaging procedure using multiple receiver coils. This circumvents the sequential acquisition of signals required by conventional imaging strategies. The advantage of this technique over existing subsecond imaging techniques is that (a) contrast can be maintained and (b) there is no magnetic field gradient switching involved.
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