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titleOfInvention Enhancement of magnetic resonance image resolution by using bio-compatible, passive resonator hardware
abstract Embodiments of the present invention address the problems of the already known MRI enhanced resonator. The embodiment is a device small enough to be inserted into a human body and provides a sufficiently large capacitance at a resonance frequency sufficiently low for medical MRI applications. In addition, the resonance frequency and capacitance of the MRI enhancement resonator can easily be adjusted to a desired value, in particular by the choice of the corresponding thin-film dielectric or thickness of such thin-film dielectric. In addition, the design and construction of the embodiments provide a high Q-value MRI enhanced resonator. The construction and material of such an MRI enhanced resonator is also a soluble and biocompatible device suitable for applications involving insertion into the body.
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