Revision as of 12:00, 16 January 2018

Multiband

Shimming
- Shimbox: inside brain? Is bottomline shimbox wrt OFC / air transition most important?
- What is a good shim?LINEWIDTH checken voor scannen? Log values
- Acquire extra B0-scan as check to avoid large B0-gradient?
- Use Maarten's patch for image based shimming: this patch applies shim to B0-prescan
TR:
- for physiological noise correction, aim for 750ms
- minimal TR: to be adjusted on-scanner (not realistic in VM)
Gradient mode: Set to Enhanced if duty cycle is limiting factor (enormous difference on AMC-wide bore scanner)
Water Fat Shift: minimal. Increase to reduce TR
TE hoeft niet in phase: niet belangrijk voor vet want signaal is al dispersed met deze TE. TE~32.23, 27 is te kort.
Geen slice gap (maar waarom?)
Acquired/Reconstructed Matrix size should match
Multiband factor * SENSE ~= 6
Half scan: no. Unless minimal TR deviates more than 10% from shortest. But: see Gradient mode
Dynamic Stabilization: regular (niet enhanced, kost teveel tijd. Kan ook verstoring geven?)
Offc/Ang: free rotatable Yes
PNS moderate
Flip angle --> Ernst angle A typical T1 value for gray matter @ 3T: 1330 ms (Kruger, et al, 2001).
Planning: stevig anguleren. Read-out richting omdraaien AP-->PA?
Equidistant dynamic sampling

Create two SE-EPIs for distortion correction (better unwarping in regions with dropout)

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 * Flip angle --> [http://www.mritoolbox.com/ErnstAngle.html Ernst angle] A typical T1 value for gray matter @ 3T: 1330 ms (Kruger, et al, 2001).
 * Planning: stevig anguleren. Read-out richting omdraaien AP-->PA?
+* Equidistant dynamic sampling
 == distortion correction ==