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January 1, 2001Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging525 citations

Use of multicoil arrays for separation of signal from multiple slices simultaneously excited

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DLDavid J. LarkmanJHJoseph V. HajnalAHAmy H. Herlihy

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Increased acquisition efficiency has been achieved by exciting several slices simultaneously. The mixed data were unfolded to produce separate slices using the spatial encoding information inherent in a multicoil receiver system. Each coil yields a linear combination of signals from all excited slices weighted by the sensitivity of each coil. A matrix inversion provides a solution to unfold these images.

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