Abstract #0518
Intracranial vessel wall imaging with simultaneous blood and CSF suppression
Jinnan Wang 1 , Michael Helle 2 , Zechen Zhou 3 , Peter Brnert 2 , and Chun Yuan 4
1
Philips Research North America, Seattle, WA,
United States,
2
Philips
Research Europe, Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany,
3
Tsinghua
University, Beijing, Beijing, China,
4
University
of Washington, Seattle, WA, United States
Intracranial artery atherosclerosis is a key contributor
of stroke. MR evaluation of the vessel wall has been
technically challenging because of the difficulty of
suppressing blood and CSF at the same time. In this
study, a simultaneous blood and CSF suppression was
developed and tested in vivo. This technique essentially
provides an effective way to achieve multi-contrast
intracranial atherosclerosis imaging, creating a unique
solution to study the clinical impact of intracranial
artery disease.
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