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Abstract #3314

Diagnosing Lung Nodules on various MRI Imaging: comparison of T1-Weighted-3D VIBE-dixon sequence and T1-weighted 3D star vibe sequence

Chuangbo Yang1, Nan Yu, Qi Yang, Shaoyu Yu, Youmin Guo, and Liya Ma

1The first affiliated hosptial of Shaanxi traditional chinese medical university, Xian Yang, People's Republic of China

T1-weighted 3D Star VIBE sequence obtaining scan under free breathing can provide high-resolution imaging. Therefore, our study was to assess the accuracy of various MRI sequences for the diagnosis of pulmonary nodules and to estimate the ability of MRI for display the morphology of pulmonary nodules. We concluded that T1-weighted 3D Star VIBE sequence allow for identification of patients with pulmonary nodules with high detection rate. It can also provide more information of nodules than routine T1-weighted 3D VIBE sequence dose.

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