A noninvasive dynamic muscle oxygen uptake rate measuring method based on magnetic resonance imaging
A magnetic resonance imaging, oxygen uptake rate technology, applied in the field of muscle oxygen uptake rate change map
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[0015] The calf muscles of the lower extremities are taken as an example. During the MRI process, the subject lies on his back on the MR scanning bed, an inflatable blood pressure belt is tied to the thigh of the right leg, and a nylon belt is used to fix the blood pressure belt to prevent the blood pressure belt from loosening. During the scan, keep the subject's head, feet, and knees at the same level. The psMASE sequence scan should be performed after the routine positioning scan and reference image scan. A suitable psMASE sequence parameter can be set as follows: fieldofview(FOV)=150×150mm 2 ,matrixsize=70×70,repetitiontime(TR)=2000ms,TE 1 / TE 2 / TE 3 / TE 4 =60 / 80 / 100 / 120ms, echospace=20ms, τ=-10 / 0 / 10ms, slicethickness=6mm, SENSEfactor=2, NSA=1, echoshiftnumber=12. The subject remained in a resting state for 10 minutes, and then we manually inflated the blood pressure belt to a pressure of 200mmHg. The entire inflation process was completed within 5 seconds and maintai...
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