Abstract #2517

Application of a flow-sensitive black blood (FSBB) T2* sequence to cranial nerve system contrast-enhanced imaging

Keiya Hirata¹, Yuuichi Murasaki¹, Chihiro Watari¹, Tatsunori Kuroda¹, Nanako Miyamoto¹, Saeko Tomida¹, Tomokazu Oku¹, Shigeo Miyazaki¹, Masahiro Kawashima¹, Ichirou Toyota², Mariko Doai², and Hisao Tonami²

¹Division of radiology, kanazawa medical university, kahokugun, Japan, ²Department of radiology, kanazawa medical university, kahokugun, Japan

A flow-sensitive black blood (FSBB) sequence is usually used for 3D-T2*WI imaging. In an FSBB sequence, the vascular signal is suppressed by the effect of motion-probin- gradient (MPG) pulses. If this advantageous signal suppression is used, then 'contrast-enhanced volume black blood imaging' could be obtained.

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