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June 1, 1990Magnetic Resonance in Medicine63 citations

Real‐time interactive magnetic resonance imaging

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AHAnna E. HolsingerRWRonald C. WrightSRStephen J. Riederer

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We describe a system for performing interactive MRI in real time. Using a TR/TE 7.1/3.5 ms sequence, the operator may alter a scan parameter and observe the effects of the alteration on the image within a few hundred milliseconds. With this system, we can interactively control the oblique scan slice orientation and, using inversion pulses, the image contrast.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a204f0f12b97f18eeb834fdhttps://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.1910140312
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