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Abstract #2774

Initial evaluation of PETRA UTE imaging at 7T in a phantom and musculoskeletal tissue specimen

Carly Lockard1,2, Bruce Damon1,2, and Hacene Serrai 1,2
1Stephens Family Clinical Research Institute, Carle Clinical Imaging Research Program, Carle Health, Urbana, IL, United States, 2Carle Illinois Advanced Imaging Center, Urbana, IL, United States

Synopsis

Keywords: MSK, High-Field MRI, zero echo time; ultrashort echo time; UTE; ZTEUltrashort echo-time MRI allow signal acquisition from tissues with ultrashort (<1 ms) T2*. We evaluated repeatability, SNR, acquisition time, and potential for T2* mapping using a modified PETRA sequence at 7T. Signal values were repeatable, and subtraction imaging was both feasible and consistent with those previously reported. T2* mapping had lower repeatability and may require improved modeling of TE-dependent k-space filling strategy effects. Short- and long-TE PETRA imaging was feasible at 7T in a phantom and ex vivo specimen. These initial results will serve as guidance for further optimization/potential applications.

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