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FIG.7.1 Metricoptimizedgating.Thecolorsrepresentthecardiacphases
andthenumbersrepresentthelinesofdatacomprisingthemagnetic
resonanceimage.Anartificialtriggerisusedtocollectgatedimagingdata.
Initiallythereisamisgatingartifact,representedbytheblurringofcolorsin
thefinalimages.Afteriterativereconstructionwheresuperfluousimaging
dataarediscarded,thereconstructionmatchestheR-Rintervalthatwas
presentduringtheacquisition,representedbytheuniformcolorsinthefinal
images.Thecorrectreconstructionwasidentifiedthroughthelackof
artifactintheresultingimages.
FIG.7.2 Humanfetalcinephasecontrastmagneticresonanceimaging
withmetricoptimizedgating.(A)Imagingplane(shortaxisofascending
aorta).(B)Midsystolicphasefromthecine,withanatomicimagesonthe
leftandvelocityencodedinformationontheright.(C)Flowcurves
generatedfromthephasedata.Thecomparisonbetween1.5and3.0T
revealsimprovedsignal-to-noiseratio(SNR),althoughtheflow
quantificationissimilar.AAo,Ascendingaorta;DAo,descendingaorta;
MPA,mainpulmonaryartery;RV,rightventricle.
MagneticResonanceOximetry
MRoximetryexploitsthedifferentmagneticpropertiesofoxygenatedand
deoxygenatedhemoglobin,wherebythetransverseorT2relaxationtimeofthe
MRIsignalreturnedfrombloodisproportionaltoitsoxygensaturation.TheT2
ofbloodcanbemeasuredusinganapproachcalledT2mapping.Aseriesof
imagesofthebloodvesselsareobtainedwithdifferentintervalsbetweenthe
excitationofthetissuesandthemeasurementsofthereturningsignal,asshown
inFig.7.3.Withincreasingintervalsbetweenexcitationandecho,thesignal
returnedfromtheblooddecreasesinanexponentialmannerwithtimeconstant