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titleOfInvention Mr imaging method and mri system
abstract It is an object of the present invention to produce an image in which water and fat components can be easily separated from each other despite short scan times. (1) The pulse sequence described below is implemented to scan a subject with an echo generated by water contained in a subject orthogonal to the echo generated by a fat contained in the subject. (2) The echo is obtained from the subject. (3) The acquired echoes are two-dimensional Fourier transformed to produce a tomographic image. Furthermore, (4) a single quadrature fat / water imaging (SQFWI) technique is applied to the transformed data to compensate for non-uniformity in the static field. (5) Water echoes and fat echoes orthogonal to each other and compensated for nonuniformity are separated from each other to reconstruct a desired image. The pulse sequence to be implemented as a spin excited with the steady-state free pression (SSFP) method specifies TR = T IP × m and TE = T IP × (m-1 ± 1 / n), where TR is the repetition time. Where T IP represents an in-phase time, TE represents an echo time of a positive value, m represents a natural number and n represents a natural number of three or more.
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