MRI-based tissue properties such as T1 and proton spin density are known to be important biomarkers of fetal brain maturation. However, fetal motion poses a big challenge in MRI due to long scan durations. Henceforth, there is lack of knowledge about the MRI properties of the human fetal brain tissue. To address these issues, in this study we use a rapid multiparametric method referred to as Strategically Acquired Gradient Echo (STAGE) imaging to obtain T1 and proton density maps of the fetal brain and generate T1-weighted images with enhanced tissue contrast in two minutes.
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