Magnetic resonance imaging system

Electricity: measuring and testing – Particle precession resonance – Using a nuclear resonance spectrometer system

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G01R 3320

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050795040

ABSTRACT:
In a magnetic resonance imaging system for acquiring a magnetic resonance signal from a three-dimensional region to be imaged by executing a data acquisition pulse sequence based on a three-dimensional Fourier transform method including selective excitation, regions located on both sides of the three-dimensional region in a slice direction are presaturated prior to execution of the data acquisition pulse sequence based on the three-dimensional Fourier transform method including selective excitation, a region which includes the three-dimensional region and is broader than the three-dimensional region in the slice direction is then selectively excited, and the data acquisition pulse sequence based on the three-dimensional Fourier transform method is executed, thereby acquiring a magnetic resonance signal from the three-dimensional region.

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