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MRI - "IDEAL" MRI: Multipoint Chemical Shift Decomposition for MRI

Stanford Reference:

02-130

Abstract

This invention obtains high resolution, high quality images of articular cartilage with reduced imaging time. This is done via a novel generalized multi-point fat-water separation technique combined with three-dimensional steady-state free precession imaging.

Applications

MRI imaging improvement

Advantages

Improved fat-water separation with bright synovial fluid
Markedly reduced acquisition times

Innovators & Portfolio

Norbert Pelc more technologies from Norbert Pelc »
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Patent Status

Date Released

7/29/2002 12:00

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Related Keywords

LS: Regenerative Medicine: osteoarthritis cartilage MD: imaging: MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) imaging

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