ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition • 10-15 May 2025 • Honolulu, Hawai'i
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1333. Prostate
Diffusion-Weighted Imaging with an Inside-Out Nonlinear Gradient
Coil
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H. Zhang, N. Elsaid, J. Weinreb, G. Galiana
Yale University, New Haven, United States
Impact: The proposed inside-out nonlinear gradient coil
provides easy access to strong gradient for high-SNR and
high-CNR prostate DWI, which can be flexibly installed for
clinical scanners and facilitates triage, diagnosis, and
surveillance of prostate cancer.
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1334. Mechanical
Resonance Characterization by Gradient System Transfer Function
X. Zheng, M. Li, K. Wang
GE HealthCare, Beijing, China
Impact: Our study offers solid evidence for explaining
the frequency peaks of GSTF, which is beneficial for
avoiding the resonance frequency points by frequency lockout
methods when setting scanning parameters.
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1335. Impact
of through-slice gradient regularization for dynamic slice-wise
B0 shimming in the brain and spinal cord
A. Breheret, A. D'Astous, Y. Ma, J. Stockmann, J. Cohen-Adad
Polytechnique Montreal, Montreal, Canada
Impact: Dynamic shimming with AC/DC coils, optimized
through signal recovery regularization, enhances the
precision and quality of gradient-echo imaging, enabling
more reliable functional MRI studies in regions prone to
high susceptibility distortions.
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1336. Imaging
at 400 mT/m with next-generation gradient driver technology on a
high-performance gradient platform.
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N. Abad, E. Fiveland, J. Hotaling, A. Siddavatam, R.
Hassan, S-K Lee, E. Budesheim, A. Zhu, J. Ricci, M.
Freeman, J. Stich, A. Panos, S. Kurucay, L. Snow, T. B.
D. Yeo, T. Foo
GE HealthCare, Technology & Innovation Center, Niskayuna, United States
Impact: Cumulative gains from gradient coil design and
gradient driver topology enable imaging of the mesoscale,
with increased sensitivity in estimation of elusive
contrasts such as slow-flow characterization of
neuro-fluids, effective intra-axonal radii, and
time-dependent diffusivities.
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1337. A
Low Inductance Nonlinear Gradient Array Design to Mitigate PNS
and Reduce Voltage for Extension to Ultrasonic Whole-Body Fast
and Silent MRI
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E. van Riel, M. McGrory, T. Roos, K. Meng, D. Klomp, J.
Siero, E. Versteeg
UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
Impact: Whole-body silent MRI is necessary to improve
patient comfort. Here, we show a nonlinear gradient-array is
a viable option to avoid PNS while achieving ultrasonic
switching rates. This suggests whole-body fast and silent
MRI is possible with a gradient-array design.
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1338. dB/dt
Camera for Gradient Eddy Current Mapping Outside the Magnet
S-K Lee, R. Hinks
GE HealthCare Technology and Innovation Center, Niskayuna, United States
Impact: The proposed method enables time-resolved
gradient eddy current field mapping without the magnet or
power electronics. The method can help isolate eddy current
sources in the gradient coil or RF subsystem.
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1339. Bilateral
breast gradient insert prototype for strong diffusion encoding
at 3T
G. Arends, E. Versteeg, F. Jia, R. Valentijn, E. Cooijmans,
D. Klomp, M. Zaitsev, C. Tax, S. Littin
University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
Impact: This setup presents a first step toward a
dedicated MRI system for bilateral breast cancer screening
using diffusion MRI. It can offer a cost-effective
alternative to current screening methods, requiring no
contrast agents.
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1340. Design,
modeling, construction and first experimental results of the
ultra high performance H12 insertable head gradient set for
10.5T
B. Rutt, P. Roemer, K. Ertan, A. Alejski, T. Wade, M.
Bester, A. Bratch, E. Auerbach, G. Adriany, K. Ugurbil
Stanford University, Stanford, United States
Impact: H12 gradient performance (Gmax*Smax) is
considerably higher than other state-of-the-art gradient
coils. When combined with 10.5T B0, we expect that H12 will
provide major sensitivity and resolution increases for dMRI
and fMRI. Experimental results to date are confirming these
expectations.
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1341. Non-Cartesian
Imaging on a Head-Only System: Impact and Correction of Higher
Order Eddy Currents
S. Kecskemeti, A. Alexander, J. Holmes, K. Johnson
University of Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, United States
Impact: Non-Cartesian imaging can now be performed on
the head only MAGNUS MRI scanner without degradation due to
non-linear eddy currents.
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1342. 1.5
T whole-body superconducting MRI system with a conduction
cooling design
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W. Wang, H. Wang, F. Liu
University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
Impact: The developed conduction-cooled
superconducting magnet technology will significantly impact
the industry and broaden MRI applications.
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