Magnetic Resonance Spin TomogrAphy in Time-domain (MR-STAT) reconstructs multiple quantitative MR parameters from a single fast scan. This quantitative information can be leveraged for several purposes, including the synthetization of clinically desired image contrasts. Preliminary results of the first clinical trial using MR-STAT in patients with neurological diseases show that the synthetically generated contrast images (i.e., T1w, T2w, PDw and FLAIR) were acceptable for diagnostic use (5-point Likert scale ≥ 3), although the score was lower compared to conventional contrasts. This highlights the potential of MR-STAT to provide synthetic contrasts on top of quantitative maps, while reducing scan time.
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