High-Field-Strength MRI. Magnetic field strengths higher than 1.5 T are considered high-field MRI scanners, usually 3.0 T scanners. Field strengths beyond 4.0 T ... |
“High-field MRI” is used when the scanner's field strength is 1T or above. Benefits of high-field scanners include shorter scan times as well as the ability to ... |
At ultra-high magnetic fields, such as 7T, MR imaging can noninvasively visualize the brain in unprecedented detail and through enhanced contrast mechanisms. |
Increasing the strength of the magnetic field is a tempting technical evolution, promising better signal-to-noise ratio and reduced acquisition time. |
At ultra high fields, there is a rapid increase in the quantity of RF energy deposited, proportionate to the square of the value of the field B0. SAR and field ... |
Safety limitations include higher power radiofrequency pulses and the potential for tissue heating or coil burns, stimulation effects from stronger, faster ... |
This paper briefly summarizes the development of magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy in medicine. |
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