Method for magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging

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C436S173000, C324S309000, C324S312000, C324S307000

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ABSTRACT:
A method for performing spectroscopy using an interleaved readout for at least two species. A B0field is applied. A first spatial-spectral (SPSP) position resolved spectroscopy sequence (PRESS) excitation with a sufficiently narrow band to excite a first species without exciting a second species is applied. A first readout that measures the first species is performed. A second SPSP PRESS excitation with a sufficiently narrow band to excite the second species without exciting the first species is applied. A second readout that measures the second species is performed.

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