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Abstract #2762

Body Phantom with Prostate Mimic for Evaluation of Quantitative MRI

Ryan M Kalmoe1, Elizabeth Mirowski2, and Gregory J Metzger1

1Center for Magnetic Resonance Research and Department of Radiology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States, 2Imaging Standards Division, High Precision Devices, Inc., Boulder, CO, United States

A body phantom, containing a prostate mimic with traceable T1/T2/ADC standards, was designed and manufactured to assess acquisition-, system-, and RF coil- dependent variances of quantitative MRI parameters. In order to explore the potential of the phantom as a quality assurance tool, two phantoms were constructed and evaluated with two receive coil configurations across two scanners over a period of three weeks. It is demonstrated that this phantom is a useful prostate specific quality assurance tool and provide the information needed to harmonize results thus minimizing the impact of multiple dependencies on quantitative results.

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