WebMagnetic Resonance Fingerprinting (MRF) operates on the premise that each tissue has its own distinct “fingerprint” that can be identified through a new approach to conducting MRIs. MRF offers earlier and more accurate identification of potential disease—but also involves a huge amount of data. WebCharacterization of tumor microvasculature is important in tumor assessment and studying treatment response. This is possible by acquiring vascular biomarkers with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) based on dynamic susceptibility contrast (DSC). We propose magnetic resonance vascular fingerprinting (MRVF) for hybrid echo planar imaging …

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