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Abstract #4018

Sliding Slice 2D Spiral Time of Flight MRA

Nicholas R. Zwart1 and James G. Pipe1

1MR Technology Design Group, Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, AZ, United States

The scan technique and reconstruction method presented in this work are designed to reduce the scan duration of 2D time-of-flight angiography sequences. The acquisition makes use of a sliding-slice technique that eliminates the need for steady-state prep pulses, which are needed before each slice in time-of-flight. This reduces the total scan time of a 2D spiral time-of-flight sequence by almost half, without a reduction in k-space coverage.

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