 7T) 
						allowing for improved angiographic contrast and higher 
						spatial resolution. However, high-resolution TOF at 7T 
						is associated with challenges: higher resolution 
						requires longer acquisition and despite stronger 
						contrast, the latter is spatially heterogeneous due to 
						shorter RF wavelength at 7T. Previously, we have 
						addressed spatial heterogeneity by utilizing a 
						16-channel pTX system together with spoke RF pulses. In 
						this work we aim to address both challenges, 
						heterogeneity AND acquisition time by applying a pTX 
						multi-band technique on a 16-channel pTX system to 
						simultaneously excite multiple TOF slabs while achieving 
						homogeneous contrast.
          7T) 
						allowing for improved angiographic contrast and higher 
						spatial resolution. However, high-resolution TOF at 7T 
						is associated with challenges: higher resolution 
						requires longer acquisition and despite stronger 
						contrast, the latter is spatially heterogeneous due to 
						shorter RF wavelength at 7T. Previously, we have 
						addressed spatial heterogeneity by utilizing a 
						16-channel pTX system together with spoke RF pulses. In 
						this work we aim to address both challenges, 
						heterogeneity AND acquisition time by applying a pTX 
						multi-band technique on a 16-channel pTX system to 
						simultaneously excite multiple TOF slabs while achieving 
						homogeneous contrast.
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