Abstract #0497

Fast B1 inhomogeneity correction in bSSFP imaging using transient-state signal

Min-Oh Kim ¹ and Dong-Hyun Kim ¹

¹ Electrical and electronic engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Seoul, Korea

B1+ inhomogeneity induces different signal modulations spatially, therefore, it needs to be corrected to make the acquired images more reliable. Here, an extremely fast B1 mapping method is proposed to correct B1 inhomogeneity induced image modulation in bSSFP imaging using early transient-state signal.

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