Keywords: Multi-Contrast, BrainThe focus of this study is to assess the diagnostic performance of NeuroMix, a single push-button, novel, fast multi-contrast MRI sequence, to that of routine brain scans that typically consist of multiple sequences. NeuroMix has the ability to provide several different contrasts in about 3.5 minutes with only one prescription and prescan. While the sequence has initially shown to be fast and motion-robust, more evaluation is needed across the various contrasts compared to gold standard, optimized sequences routinely used in the clinic. Here we present initial qualitative and quantitative comparisons between NeuroMix and routine scans across a variety of patients.
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