To quantitatively image myelin on clinical scanners, we propose a Short TR Adiabatic Inversion Recovery prepared UTE (STAIR-UTE) sequence for in vivo brain imaging. With STAIR technique, long T2 tissues with a broad range of T1s can be sufficiently suppressed. Healthy volunteer has a higher myelin proton density in white matter than that in patient with multiple sclerosis.
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