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publicationDate 2021-05-20-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber JP-2021512678-A
titleOfInvention MRI using fat / water separation
abstract The present invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging system 100. The magnetic resonance imaging system 100 includes a memory 134 and a processor 130. The memory 134 stores the machine executable instruction 140, the first pulse sequence command 142, and the second pulse sequence command 144. The execution of the machine executable instruction 140 by the processor 130 causes the processor 130 to control the magnetic resonance imaging system 100 to acquire the identification magnetic resonance data 146 using the first pulse sequence command 142. The identification magnetic resonance data 146 identifies for each voxel whether each voxel is dominated by water or fat. The imaging magnetic resonance data 148 is acquired using the second pulse sequence command 144. The magnetic resonance image 150 is reconstructed using the imaging magnetic resonance data 148. The discriminating magnetic resonance data 146 is used for each voxel to identify whether the imaging magnetic resonance data 148 used for reconstruction is dominated by water or fat.
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