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1 \\USER\INVESTIGATORS\Ravi\ADNI-phantom\QC Phantom-Localizer TA: 0:10 PAT: Voxel size: mm Rel. SNR: 1.00 SIEMENS: gre Properties Prio Recon Before measurement After measurement Load to viewer Inline movie Auto store images Load to stamp segments Load images to graphic segments Auto open inline display AutoAlign Spine Start measurement without further preparation Wait for user to start Start measurements single Routine Slice group 1 Slice group 2 Slice group 3 9 Phase oversampling 0 % FoV read 280 mm FoV phase % Slice thickness 8.0 mm TR 20.0 ms TE 5.00 ms Averages 1 Concatenations 3 Filter Raw filter, Normalize Coil elements HE1-4 Contrast TD MTC Magn. preparation Flip angle Fat suppr. Water suppr. SWI 0 ms 40 deg Averaging mode Short term Reconstruction Magnitude Measurements 1 Multiple series Each measurement Resolution Base resolution 192 Phase resolution 75 % Phase partial Fourier Interpolation PAT mode Matrix Coil Mode Auto (CP) Distortion Corr. Prescan Normalize Normalize Raw filter Intensity Weak Slope 25 Elliptical filter Geometry Multi-slice mode Series Sequential Ascending Saturation mode Special sat. Standard Set-n-Go Protocol Inline Composing System Body HE1 HE3 HE2 HE4 H 0 mm ing mode MSMA Save uncombined Coil Combine Mode Auto Coil Select REF S - C - T Sum of Squares Default Shim mode Adjust with body coil Confirm freq. adjustment Assume Silicone Ref. amplitude 1H Adjustment Tolerance Adjust volume Tune up V Auto 350 mm 263 mm 350 mm Physio 1st Signal/Mode Segments 1 Tagging Dark blood Resp. control Inline Subtract 1/+
2 Liver registration Std-Dev-Sag Std-Dev-Cor Std-Dev-Tra Std-Dev-Time MIP-Sag MIP-Cor MIP-Tra MIP-Time Save original images Wash - In Wash - Out TTP PEI MIP - time Sequence Introduction Dimension 2D Phase stabilisation Asymmetric echo Contrasts 1 Bandwidth 180 Hz/Px Flow comp. No RF pulse type Gradient mode Excitation RF spoiling Normal Fast Slice-sel. 2/+
3 \\USER\INVESTIGATORS\Ravi\ADNI-phantom\QC Phantom MPRAGE TA: 7:42 PAT: Voxel size: mm Rel. SNR: 1.00 SIEMENS: tfl Properties Prio Recon Before measurement After measurement Load to viewer Inline movie Auto store images Load to stamp segments Load images to graphic segments Auto open inline display AutoAlign Spine Start measurement without further preparation Wait for user to start Start measurements single Routine Slab group 1 Slabs 1 Dist. factor 50 % L0.8 A22.5 H9.3 Phase oversampling 0 % Slice oversampling 20.0 % Slices per slab 160 FoV read FoV phase % Slice thickness 1.30 mm TR 2400 ms TE 3.5 ms Averages 1 Concatenations 1 Filter Coil elements HE1-4 Contrast Magn. preparation TI Flip angle Fat suppr. Water suppr. Non-sel. IR 1000 ms 8 deg Averaging mode Long term Reconstruction Magnitude Measurements 1 Multiple series Resolution Base resolution 192 Phase resolution 100 % Slice resolution 100 % Phase partial Fourier Slice partial Fourier Interpolation PAT mode Matrix Coil Mode Auto (CP) Distortion Corr. Prescan Normalize Normalize Raw filter Elliptical filter Geometry Multi-slice mode Series Single shot Interleaved Set-n-Go Protocol Inline Composing System Body HE2 HE4 HE1 HE3 SP4 SP2 SP8 SP6 SP3 SP1 SP7 SP5 H 0 mm ing mode MSMA Save uncombined Coil Combine Mode Auto Coil Select REF S - C - T Sum of Squares Default Shim mode Standard Adjust with body coil Confirm freq. adjustment Assume Silicone Ref. amplitude 1H V Adjustment Tolerance Auto Adjust volume L0.8 A22.5 H mm Physio 1st Signal/Mode Dark blood Resp. control Inline Subtract Std-Dev-Sag Std-Dev-Cor Std-Dev-Tra Std-Dev-Time MIP-Sag MIP-Cor MIP-Tra MIP-Time Save original images 3/+
4 Sequence Introduction Dimension 3D Elliptical scanning Asymmetric echo Bandwidth 180 Hz/Px Flow comp. No Echo spacing 7.9 ms RF pulse type Gradient mode Excitation RF spoiling Fast Fast* Non-sel. 4/+
5 Table of contents \\USER INVESTIGATORS Ravi ADNI-phantom QC Phantom-Localizer QC Phantom MPRAGE 5/-
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