Distortion generated in an image is effectively corrected in imaging using an EPI sequence such as DWI without extending an imaging time. After one excitation RF pulse of EPI is applied, a navigator scan in which the polarity of the phase encoding is opposite to that of the main scan is performed continuously to the main scan, and the distortion of the image by using the navigator scan data obtained by the navigator scan is corrected. In a case of multi-shot, phase information obtained from the navigator scan data for each shot is used to perform phase correction and multi-shot reconstruction on the main scan data of each shot.

Techniques are disclosed for measuring the corpus callosum volume of a fetus using magnetic resonance imaging. A scanogram of a fetus is acquired, and a detection area is determined using the corpus callosum position of the fetus in the scanogram. Magnetic resonance scanning is performed on the detection area to obtain a diffusion weighted image, with a gradient direction that is orthogonal or normal to an extending direction of fiber bundles of the corpus callosum. A fetal head image is cropped in the diffusion weighted image, and a predetermined threshold is applied to obtain an image including pixels having a brightness value that is greater than the threshold. Image processing is performed on the binarized image, with the largest region therein being identified as the corpus callosum, and the sum of voxel dimensions associated with the signal of the largest region being calculated as the corpus callosum volume.

A magnetic resonance (MR) imaging method of correcting phase errors is provided. The method includes applying, by an MR system, a pulse sequence to acquire the precorrection MR image. The method also includes acquiring, by the MR system, reference k-space data having a field of view (FOV) in a phase-encoding direction that is twice or more greater than an FOV of the precorrection MR image in the phase-encoding direction, wherein the reference k-space data and MR signals of the precorrection MR image are acquired with the same type of pulse sequences. The method further includes splitting the reference k-space data into first k-space data and second k-space data, generating a phase error map based on the first k-space data and the second k-space data, generating a phase-corrected image of the precorrection MR image based on the phase error map, and outputting the phase-corrected image.

The present disclosure is directed to systems and methods of multiphase pseudo-continuous arterial spin labeling.

Apparatuses and methods for MRI take advantage of properties of electropermanent magnet module arrays to change the magnetic state of their magnetizable material during a spin echo.

The present disclosure provides a system and method for magnetic resonance imaging. The method may include obtaining a first set of imaging data, the first set of imaging data being sampled in multiple shots, each shot of the multiple shots corresponding to a plurality of echo times, the first set of imaging data including partially sampled data in a first k space; obtaining a second set of imaging data, the second set of imaging data including fully sampled data in a central region of a second k space; determining fitting data in the first k space based on the first set of imaging data and the second set of imaging data; and/or generating a target image based on the fitting data in the first k space and the first set of imaging data in the first k space.

An inventive computer-implemented method for creating correction data, which corrects measurement data missing in a measurement dataset recorded using a partial Fourier technique (PF technique), i.e. measurement data which was not recorded even though this is required in accordance with Nyquist for a complete measurement dataset, may include: receiving input data created on the basis of measurement data in the measurement dataset, applying at least one trained correction function to the input data to determine output data, and providing the output data. The output data may include correction information that corrects measurement data missing in the measurement dataset.

In a method for determining imaging parameters for a Magnetic Resonance (MR) image, a set of image sequence parameters of the imaging sequence is determined, a frequency offset of off-resonant tissue potentially present in the object under examination is determined, an allowed maximum position shift of the off-resonant tissue along a slice selection direction is determined, a rotation angle which leads to the allowed maximum shift for the off-resonant tissue is determined based on the determined set of image sequence parameters, and the determined rotation angle is provided to the MR imaging system to allow the MR imaging system to generate the MR image using the determined rotation angle in the imaging sequence.

A method for creating calibration data for processing accelerated measurement data of an object to be examined using a magnetic resonance system. The method includes recording measurement data sets using an acquisition acceleration method, recording calibration data sets, and determining processed measurement data sets from the accelerated measurement data sets using the calibration data sets so that effects of the acquisition acceleration method used are eliminated in the processed measurement data sets. The recording of the calibration data sets includes an application of at least one attenuation method for attenuating signals causing phase errors.

Techniques for determining a functional magnetic resonance data set of an imaging region of a brain of a patient are disclosed in which blood oxygenation level dependent functional magnetic resonance imaging is used. The techniques include using a plurality of reception coils, and acquiring magnetic resonance signals using parallel imaging and a magnetic resonance sequence defining a k-space trajectory, wherein undersampling in at least two k-space directions is performed. The techniques further include reconstructing the functional magnetic resonance data set from the magnetic resonance signals and sensitivity information regarding the plurality of reception coils using a reconstruction technique for undersampled magnetic resonance data, wherein the k-space trajectory is chosen to allow controlled aliasing in all three spatial dimensions including the readout direction.