2001
DOI: 10.1002/1522-2586(200102)13:2<313::aid-jmri1045>3.3.co;2-n
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Use of multicoil arrays for separation of signal from multiple slices simultaneously excited

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“…However, in conventional 2D imaging, parallel imaging is restricted to relatively small scan time reductions due to intrinsic limitations in the coil sensitivity variations along one phase encoding direction (1D parallel imaging). In 3D and simultaneous multi-slice imaging, parallel encoding can be carried out in two encoding directions (2D parallel imaging), thereby exploiting the sensitivity variations in both directions, as in, for example, 2D SENSE (8) and MS SENSE (9). This concept has been shown to significantly improve the reconstruction conditions, allowing higher image accelerations.…”
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“…However, in conventional 2D imaging, parallel imaging is restricted to relatively small scan time reductions due to intrinsic limitations in the coil sensitivity variations along one phase encoding direction (1D parallel imaging). In 3D and simultaneous multi-slice imaging, parallel encoding can be carried out in two encoding directions (2D parallel imaging), thereby exploiting the sensitivity variations in both directions, as in, for example, 2D SENSE (8) and MS SENSE (9). This concept has been shown to significantly improve the reconstruction conditions, allowing higher image accelerations.…”
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“…This reduces acquisition times by decreasing the number of phase encoded lines of k-space that must be acquired. There are three implementations of parallel imaging reported in the literature, known as SENSE (1)(2)(3)(4), SMASH (5-7), and SPACE-RIP (8). All these methods require information about the coil sensitivity profiles (reference data), which is used to regenerate a full image dataset from a subsampled k-space acquisition (target data).…”
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“…The reference data is usually obtained as a separate acquisition, often with the subject in situ, although some implementations integrate the reference data acquisition with the target data acquisition (7,9). SENSE (1)(2)(3)(4) operates in the image domain for both the target image data and the coil reference data. We use the name SENSE to refer to the Cartesian sampled form.…”
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“…The intervening slices could be filled with the conventional method of multislice interleaving. The technique is fully compatible with conventional multi-channel receiver parallel imaging methods (10,11,21), potentially enabling high acceleration factors in scan time. The simultaneous nature of the slice excitation opens up the possibility of ultra-fast flow measurement along the slice select direction, which could allow rapid measurement and depiction of gas-flow patterns in the airways (7,22).…”
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