TE dependent Diffusion Imaging (TEdDI) distinguishes between compartmental T2 relaxation times

Volume: 182, Pages: 360 - 369
Published: Nov 1, 2018
Abstract
Biophysical modeling of macroscopic diffusion-weighted MRI signal in terms of microscopic cellular parameters holds the promise of quantifying the integrity of white matter. Unfortunately, even fairly simple multi-compartment models of proton diffusion in the white matter do not provide a unique, biophysically plausible solution. Here we report a nontrivial diffusion MRI signal dependence on echo time (TE) in human white matter in vivo. We...
Paper Details
Title
TE dependent Diffusion Imaging (TEdDI) distinguishes between compartmental T2 relaxation times
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
182
Pages
360 - 369
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