Rotator cuff tendon assessment using magic-angle insensitive 3D ultrashort echo time cones magnetization transfer (UTE-Cones-MT) imaging and modeling with histological correlation
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Dec 14, 2017
Zhu Y, et al. - Here, the clinicians aimed to evaluate the degree of magic angle sensitivity of human rotator cuff tendons (RCTs) and to use a 3D ultrashort echo time Cones sequence with magnetization transfer preparation (UTE-Cones-MT) and two-pool quantitative MT modeling with histological correlation. Furthermore, they aimed to test the hypothesis that MT parameters would be less sensitive to the magic angle compared with conventional T2 measurements. The macromolecular fraction obtained with the 3D UTE-Cones-MT technique was resistant to the magic angle effect and was more sensitive to RCT degeneration compared with T2.
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