Key result
The fluid signal in high-resolution magnetic resonance angiography can be predicted from Bloch equations, provided image resolution effects are included for vessels at or below the imaging resolution.
Demonstrates that fluid signal in high-resolution MRA can be predicted using Bloch equations, highlighting the importance of image resolution for small vessels.
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Refines high-resolution MRA signal interpretation for sub-resolution vessels; extends Bloch modeling but leaves clinical validation open.
Parker et al. (1996) studied Magnetic resonance angiography. High-resolution magnetic resonance angiography was evaluated on Fluid signal prediction. The fluid signal in high-resolution magnetic resonance angiography can be predicted from Bloch equations, provided image resolution effects are included for vessels at or below the imaging resolution.
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