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Investigation of the influence of B0 drift on the performance of the PLANET method and an algorithm for drift correction.

Yulia Shcherbakova | Cornelis A T van den Berg | Chrit T W Moonen | Lambertus W Bartels
Magnetic resonance in medicine | 2019

The PLANET method was designed to simultaneously reconstruct maps of T1 and T2 , the off-resonance, the RF phase, and the banding free signal magnitude. The method requires a stationary B0 field over the course of a phase-cycled balanced SSFP acquisition. In this work we investigated the influence of B0 drift on the performance of the PLANET method for single-component and two-component signal models, and we propose a strategy for drift correction.

Pubmed ID: 31317584

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