Bi-exponential models of T2*-weighted sodium data are prone to producing noisy parameter maps and low contrast between brain tissue types. Further, inherently low SNR has, to this point, necessitated a constant fast fraction weight. Here, a continuum model of sodium T2*-decay is introduced and applied to in vivo human multi-echo 7T data, producing high quality, high contrast parameter maps, and informative voxelwise estimates of the relative weighting between fast and slow decay components.
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