Method for monitoring vascular flow using magnetic resonance sig

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324306, A61B 5055

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ABSTRACT:
A pulse sequence is disclosed for operating a magnetic resonance system wherein a slice of the examination subject disposed perpendicularly to the flow in a vessel under examination is first selectively excited. A nuclear magnetic resonance signal is read out as an echo signal under the influence of a read-gradient disposed perpendicularly to the slice selection gradient. The signals acquired in successive steps are displayed on a time axis. In contrast to a conventional spin warp sequence, the phase coding gradient, and thus a topical resolution in one direction, are foregone, and instead a chronological resolution of the flow is achieved.

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