Abstract #3235
T1 mapping of the whole liver in a single breath hold at 3 T
Claudia Fellner 1 , Niklas Verloh 1 , Michael Haimerl 1 , Miriam Rabea Kubach 2 , Marcel D. Nickel 2 , Mona Schlabeck 1 , Christian Stroszczynski 1 , and Philipp Wiggermann 1
1
Institute of Radiology, University Hospital
Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany,
2
MR
Applications Development, Siemens AG, Healthcare Sector,
Erlangen, Germany
Based on a 3D VIBE sequence with 3 flip angles and a
preceding B1 map, T1 maps of the whole liver were
acquired in 84 patients at 3 T before and after the
application of Gd-EOB-DTPA. B1 map as well as the T1
mapping sequence were measured during breath hold (14s,
17s). A single slice technique (2D TurboFLASH with 2
inversion times) was used additionally. 3D VIBE yielded
reliable results for T1 even in critical anatomical
regions like the left liver lobe. The reduction rate of
T1 relaxation times before and after Gd-EOB-DTPA
correlated well between both T1 mapping techniques.
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