Whole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.

This article demonstrates the application of spin-echo EPI for resting state fMRI at 7 T. A short repetition time of 1860 ms was made possible by the use of slice multiplexing which permitted whole brain coverage at high spatial resolution (84 slices of 1.6 mm thickness). Radiofrequency power deposi...

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Asıl Yazarlar: Koopmans, P, Boyacioğlu, R, Barth, M, Norris, D
Materyal Türü: Journal article
Dil:English
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi: 2012
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author Koopmans, P
Boyacioğlu, R
Barth, M
Norris, D
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description This article demonstrates the application of spin-echo EPI for resting state fMRI at 7 T. A short repetition time of 1860 ms was made possible by the use of slice multiplexing which permitted whole brain coverage at high spatial resolution (84 slices of 1.6 mm thickness). Radiofrequency power deposition was kept within regulatory limits by use of the power independent of number of slices (PINS) technique. A high in-plane spatial resolution of 1.5 mm was obtained, while image distortion was ameliorated by the use of in-plane parallel imaging techniques. Data from six subjects were obtained with a measurement time of just over 15 min per subject. A group level independent component (IC) analysis revealed 24 non-artefactual resting state networks, including those commonly found in standard acquisitions, as well as plausible networks for a broad range of regions. Signal was measured from regions commonly rendered inaccessible due to signal voids in gradient echo acquisitions. Dual regression was used to obtain spatial IC maps at the single subject level revealing exquisite localisation to grey matter that is consistent with a high degree of T(2)-weighting in the acquisition sequence. This technique hence holds great promise for both resting state and activation studies at 7 T.
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spelling oxford-uuid:55b551d0-d858-48f4-a7fb-a800cbc01caa2022-03-26T16:45:40ZWhole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:55b551d0-d858-48f4-a7fb-a800cbc01caaEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2012Koopmans, PBoyacioğlu, RBarth, MNorris, DThis article demonstrates the application of spin-echo EPI for resting state fMRI at 7 T. A short repetition time of 1860 ms was made possible by the use of slice multiplexing which permitted whole brain coverage at high spatial resolution (84 slices of 1.6 mm thickness). Radiofrequency power deposition was kept within regulatory limits by use of the power independent of number of slices (PINS) technique. A high in-plane spatial resolution of 1.5 mm was obtained, while image distortion was ameliorated by the use of in-plane parallel imaging techniques. Data from six subjects were obtained with a measurement time of just over 15 min per subject. A group level independent component (IC) analysis revealed 24 non-artefactual resting state networks, including those commonly found in standard acquisitions, as well as plausible networks for a broad range of regions. Signal was measured from regions commonly rendered inaccessible due to signal voids in gradient echo acquisitions. Dual regression was used to obtain spatial IC maps at the single subject level revealing exquisite localisation to grey matter that is consistent with a high degree of T(2)-weighting in the acquisition sequence. This technique hence holds great promise for both resting state and activation studies at 7 T.
spellingShingle Koopmans, P
Boyacioğlu, R
Barth, M
Norris, D
Whole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.
title Whole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.
title_full Whole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.
title_fullStr Whole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.
title_full_unstemmed Whole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.
title_short Whole brain, high resolution spin-echo resting state fMRI using PINS multiplexing at 7 T.
title_sort whole brain high resolution spin echo resting state fmri using pins multiplexing at 7 t
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