Abstract #3136
            Boosting 31 P signals by using a 7 channel Receive Array at 7T
                       Bart L. van de Bank                       1                      , Frits Smits                       1                      , 						Miriam W. van de Stadt-Lagemaat                       1                      , and Tom 						W.J. Scheenen                       1,2           
            
             1
            
            Departement of Radiology and Nuclear 
						Medicine, Radboud university medical center, Nijmegen, 
						Netherlands,
            
             2
            
            Erwin 
						L. Hahn Institute, University Duisburg-Essen, Germany
           
            
           Separating transmission and reception of signals can 
						significantly boost SNR of
           
            31
           
           P 
						signals, therefore we developed a 7-channel
           
            31
           
           P 
						receive-only array that could be used with a detunable
           
            31
           
           P 
						birdcage, which was inserted into an 8-channel
           
            1
           
           H 
						head-coil. Signals could be enhanced further by 
						exploiting the Nuclear Overhauser Effect as was shown
           
            in-vivo
           
           .
          
				
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