Short-T2 structures such as myelin and cortical bone often requires the use of inversion-recovery modules in UTE sequences to provide a selective contrast in the components of interest. The sat-UTE sequence allows for an effective slice selection, and avoid issues found in commonly used 2D IR-UTE sequences concerning the use of reshaped half-radiofrequency pulses to achieve a minimal echo time. In this work, we propose to make use of an Inversion-Recovery-prepared sat-UTE sequence to provide a short-T2 positive contrast and quantification in the white matter and in the cortical bone of a fixed mouse head.
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