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[Keyhole-true FISP: fast T2-weighted imaging for interventional MRT at 0.2 T].
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Wendt M, Wacker F, Wolf K J, Lewin J S, Duerk J L
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PURPOSE: The aim of this study is to introduce a fast, T2 weighted true FISP keyhole sequence implemented on an open C arm low field magnetic resonance (MR) scanner for interventional procedure guidance.
METHOD: Following the acquisition of a reference data set using a true FISP (fast Imaging with Steady Precision) sequence, only the 32 central raw data lines (keyhole) are acquired in a fluoroscopic-like mode enabling continuous image reconstruction and update. The keyhole true-FISP sequence was tested in animal experiments and used in MR-guided interventions in 10 patients.
RESULTS: The described true FISP keyhole sequence is characterized by an image frame rate of 2.5 images per second and a T2-like contrast. Due to system constraints with respect to the reconstruction, the actual displaying of images was delayed by up to 180 ms.
CONCLUSIONS: The use of the described keyhole sequence enabled a fluoroscopy-like guidance of interventional devices in an open, low-field system.
METHOD: Following the acquisition of a reference data set using a true FISP (fast Imaging with Steady Precision) sequence, only the 32 central raw data lines (keyhole) are acquired in a fluoroscopic-like mode enabling continuous image reconstruction and update. The keyhole true-FISP sequence was tested in animal experiments and used in MR-guided interventions in 10 patients.
RESULTS: The described true FISP keyhole sequence is characterized by an image frame rate of 2.5 images per second and a T2-like contrast. Due to system constraints with respect to the reconstruction, the actual displaying of images was delayed by up to 180 ms.
CONCLUSIONS: The use of the described keyhole sequence enabled a fluoroscopy-like guidance of interventional devices in an open, low-field system.