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Abstract #0331

Fast and Direct Generation of Encoding Gradients for the MRF-Music Acquisition

Dan Ma 1 and Mark Griswold 2

1 Biomedical Engineering, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, United States, 2 Radiology, Case Western Reserve University, OH, United States

The MRF-Music sequence is a special form of the MRF method that allows one to generate quantitative MR images with a pleasant sounding acquisition. This study introduces a fast converting method that generates the encoding gradients directly from the music for a 2D MRF-Music sequence in less than 1/5000th of the previous calculation time. The resulting gradients generate similar sound effects to the original music and still maintain high efficiency of quantifying T1, T2 and M0 maps simultaneously.

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