Keywords: Body, Acquisition Methods
Motivation: To addresses the challenge of low breath-holding cooperation in pediatric abdominal MRI examinations.
Goal(s): To compare the image quality and scanning efficiency of StarVIBE Dixon and VIBE Dixon in pediatric liver.
Approach: Fifty pediatric patients underwent abdominal MRI examinations using the StarVIBE Dixon and VIBE Dixon sequences, with subjective and objective evaluation and comparative analysis of image quality.
Results: Both sets of images met the clinical diagnostic criteria. The image quality of StarVIBE Dixon was slightly superior to that of VIBE Dixon (P<0.05), , VIBE Dixon is more appropriate for scans performed after sedation to decrease the risk of anesthesia exposure.
Impact: This study identifies the optimal MRI sequences for pediatric liver scans in different clinical scenarios, aiming to enhance diagnostic accuracy and reduce patient discomfort and anesthesia-related risks.
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