Abstract #3276

Modified Single-Echo Dixon Imaging for Improved SNR and CNR in Contrast-Enhanced MRA

Holger Eggers¹

¹Philips Research, Hamburg, Germany

Chemical shift encoding-based water-fat imaging, or Dixon imaging, is of recent interest in MRA. Single-echo Dixon methods are particularly appealing for this application because of their potential for decreasing scan times. This work suggests modifications to existing single-echo Dixon methods and demonstrates their benefits, primarily improvements in SNR and CNR, in contrast-enhanced peripheral MRA.

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