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Abstract #5228

Development of an easy-manufacturable and cheap phantom for quality control of T1, T2 and fat fraction mapping.

Laurence Dallet1, Sylvain Miraux1, François Maingault1, and Emeline J Ribot1
1Centre de Résonance Magnétiques des Systèmes biologiques UMR5536, CNRS/Université de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France

Synopsis

Keywords: Phantoms, Quantitative Imaging, quality controlA quality control phantom was developed through a simple and easy protocol for T1, T2 and Fat fraction mapping. The phantom is constituted of 8 tubes containing Gd-DOTA or commercially available animal fat, each at various concentrations and stabilized in agarose gels. A 3D printed bubble trap was placed on top of the gels to limit the contrast agent dilution over time. The solutions are stable for at least 6 months and the manufacturing protocol is highly reproducible.

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