Magnetic resonance imaging method and device for monitoring moti

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetic resonance imaging method and device include a processor and a demodulator including a signal sampling device which provide automatic quantitative motion evaluation of a part of an object. Pulse and gradient sequences (tsq) are applied in pairs with spatially differing tagging patterns, images corresponding to the pairs being subtracted so as to form a tagged image. The motion is monitored by scanning of the tagging pattern in the tagged image which permits improved motion evaluation.

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E. A. Zerhouni et al., "Human Heart: Tagging with MR Imaging--A Method of Non-invasive Assessment of Myocardial Motion", Radiology, Oct. 1988, pp. 59-63.

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