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To introduce an accelerated MRI data acquisition procedure that replaces sequential signal acquisition with simultaneous detection using multiple receiver coils.

January 1, 1988Magnetic Resonance in Medicine

Fast MRI data acquisition using multiple detectors

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To introduce an accelerated MRI data acquisition procedure that replaces sequential signal acquisition with simultaneous detection using multiple receiver coils.
Designed an acquisition strategy employing multiple receiver coils to detect signals concurrently.
Eliminated the requirement for rapid magnetic field gradient switching characteristic of subsecond imaging approaches.
Circumvented the need for sequential signal collection inherent to standard MRI methods.
Preserved intrinsic image contrast while removing the reliance on magnetic field gradient switching.

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Methodological study demonstrates fast MRI data acquisition using multiple receiver coils, suggesting preserved image contrast without gradient switching.

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Hutchinson et al. (1988) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0dd0d988250cfcc2a52db8 https://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.1910060110

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Methodological study demonstrates fast MRI data acquisition using multiple receiver coils, suggesting preserved image contrast without gradient switching.

Fast MRI data acquisition using multiple detectors

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