Given the issues of chemical shift displacement error, B1 inhomogeneity and short T2 at high field, a semi-adiabatic SPECIAL-based MRSI sequence was implemented at 9.4T, which is equipped with a pair of broad-band hyperbolic secant adiabatic full passage pulses for refocusing, and yet, allows a minimum TE of as short as 4.98 ms. In phantom, the effect of the prolonged minimum TE on the J-evolution of coupled spins is negligible. In a rat brain, preliminary quantitative results are in close agreement with the previous results obtained by using single-voxel MRS.
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