ASL MRI uses arterial blood water as a diffusible tracer for noninvasive quantification of CBF in physiological units. To produce reliable results across platforms and across subjects, ASL MRI protocols need to be calibrated against a sample with known properties, but it is challenging to simulate tissue perfusion in a mechanical phantom. In this study we present a 3D printed ASL perfusion phantom based on a fluid dynamics model.
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