In this study, we used theoretical simulation and in-vivo scan validation to explore the relationship between intracranial SNAP-MRA signal and blood flow velocity to explain why the performance of SNAP-MRA may vary greatly between healthy people and patients with neurodegenerative diseases. We also found the way to re-optimize the scan parameters (TI and flip angle) to enhance the SNAP-MRA signal and acquire high quality intracranial SNAP-MRA.
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