We introduce a modified BURST imaging technique with reduced saturation effects and improved signal-to-noise ratio. The method applies a frequency shift to the RF excitation pulse on successive repetitions. It allows collection of 3D datasets of human brain within a few seconds, on a standard clinical scanner at 1.5 Tesla.
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