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Book 2000rice patients had to pay for the ben­ efits of this superb imaging approach. The fact that it was possi­ ble to obtain images of acceptable diagnostic quality while the patient was resting comfortably in pleasant airy surroundings re­ miniscent of a four-poster bed was certainly a great advantage. I

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Fast “Real-Time” Imaging with Various k-Space Update Strategies for Interventional Procedureslices. Especially on low-field systems, however, the amount of high-speed acquisition schemes is limited. One technique for increasing the image frame rate is the keyhole acquisition scheme, which is discussed in this chapter.

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Open-Magnet Technology for Magnetic Resonance Imaging cylindrical magnets, to which were added ferromagnetic shielding, active shielding, and coolers to decrease cryogen consumption), open MRI systems are based on distinct magnet technologies. We introduce here the basic technologies and discuss the relative merits of various technical alternatives for realizing magnets for whole-body open MRI.

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