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Cardiac MR functional imaging
This application tip provides information about Cardiac MR functional imaging on a 1.5T Philips MRI system operating at Release 5.3 or higher.
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Reference range calculation for myocardial T1
Step-by-step recommendations for calculating a reference range for myocardial T1 (or any other imaging biomarker).
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Strategies for faster scanning in orthopedics
When looking for ways to make your musculoskeletal MRI scans fast while maintaining good image quality, you may benefit from several strategies described here. A range of techniques is discussed, including Compressed SENSE, dS SENSE, mDIXON TSE and parameter optimization.
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Tips for body diffusion weighted imaging (DWI)
These application tips for users of Release 5 and later software discuss tailoring of body DWI protocols to include b-value, fat suppression, distortion artifact control, motion compensation and ADC map calculation.
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Workflow guide for routine breast MRI at 1.5T
This workflow guide for scanning a routine breast MRI examination on a Philips 1.5T system includes setup, planning, scanning and postprocessing.
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Toolbars and ExamCard Reference Card
This reference card provides an overview of the toolbars and icons in ExamCards on a Philips MRI system.
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Tips for cardiac triggering in MRI
These application tips on cardiac triggering in MRI apply to systems equipped with a wired or wireless triggering module.
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Workflow for MR-only based positioning verification using prostate fiducial markers
This example from Turku University Hospital demonstrates prostate fiducial marker detection in MR-only simulation prostate images, marker contouring in treatment planning system and patient positioning at the linear accelerator.
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How to receive NetForum content updates
This tip will help users to subscribe to e-mail updates on NetForum content in their areas of interest and at their desired frequency.
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Acetabular radial hip imaging
MRI hip scans for assessment of the acetabulum and acetabular labrum are traditionally acquired in the orthogonal planes. This application tip describes how an additional view can be acquired using radially planned slices for an additional anatomical perspective.
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Tips and hints for using the dS Breast Adaptive 16ch coil
These tips are collected to help users working with the dS Breast Adaptive 16ch coil on their Ingenia 1.5T or Ingenia 3.0T system.
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Take advantage of mDIXON TSE in MSK imaging without time penalty
These tips explain how superb fat suppression at routine scan times can be achieved in MSK imaging through patented 2-echo mDIXON TSE. Images with and without fat suppression can be acquired in the same scan.
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Tips for robust motion correction in liver imaging using MultiVane
MultiVane can be added to multishot TSE liver imaging to reduce motion effects, thus making multishot liver imaging more robust. In MultiVane, data acquisition is performed in “blades” in k-space. These tips intend to help understand and apply MultiVane.
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31P Spectroscopy intracellular pH calculator
The provided excel spreadsheet calculator provides a convenient method to calculate the intracellular pH utilizing the chemical shift difference between Pi (Inorganic Phosphate) and PCr (Phospho-creatine).
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Liver imaging beyond expectations with Ingenia
Ingenia users can perform liver imaging at higher SENSE factors than ever before in order to increase image quality and reduce examination times.
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ACR bandwidth calculator
This application tip explains how to convert Philips water-fat-shift/bandwidth to ACR bandwidth in kHz.
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Using IntelliSpace Portal for assessment of cartilage
Cartilage assesment is one of the powerful applications offered on Intellispace. These tips are collected to help users enjoy the task guidance for fast and easy processing.
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Spine imaging of challenging patients using Ingenia
Ingenia makes it easy to scan challenging patients, especially in the clinical area of the spine by using the tilted dS HeadNeckSpine coil solution and fast scanning.
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FFE SPIR for MRI of meniscus
In general we use protocols like PD SPIR,PD and PD SPAIR to scan the meniscus. By adding FFE SPIR to these protocols meniscular tears more can be seen more clearly.
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Tips for non-contrast MRA
In the past few years, new developments have spurred the use of non-CE MRA. Philips MR scanners
provide two robust sequences for non-contrast MR angiography: TRANCE and B-TRANCE.
The tips are based on the most recent insights.
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