Magnetic Resonance in Medicine: Vol 64, No 6

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Letters from the Editor

Letter from Interim Editor in Chief

Spectroscopic Methodology-Full Papers

Low-power adiabatic sequences for in vivo localized two-dimensional chemical shift correlated MR spectroscopy

High-field continuous arterial spin labeling with long labeling duration: Reduced confounds from blood transit time and postlabeling delay

Biophysics & Basic Biomedical Research-Full Papers

Sensory and motor stimulation thresholds of the ulnar nerve from electric and magnetic field stimuli: Implications to gradient coil operation

An in vivo verification of the intravoxel incoherent motion effect in diffusion-weighted imaging of the abdomen

Biophysics & Basic Biomedical Research-Note

Magnetic field threshold for accurate electrocardiography in the MRI environment

Preclinical and Clinical Imaging-Full Papers

Time-resolved absolute velocity quantification with projections

Intracellular and extracellular T1 and T2 relaxivities of magneto-optical nanoparticles at experimental high fields

Hardware and Instrumentation-Full Papers

Performance of external and internal coil configurations for prostate investigations at 7 T

Transmit/receive radiofrequency coil with individually shielded elements

Hardware and Instrumentation-Notes

RF coil considerations for short-T2 MRI

Imaging Methodology-Communications

Mouse myocardial first-pass perfusion MR imaging

Split-acquisition real-time CINE phase-contrast MR flow measurements

Super-resolution MRI using microscopic spatial modulation of magnetization

Imaging Methodology-Full Papers

Independent component analysis-based multifiber streamline tractography of the human brain

Sweep MRI with algebraic reconstruction

Estimates of systolic and diastolic myocardial blood flow by dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI

Real-time 3D target tracking in MRI guided focused ultrasound ablations in moving tissues

Effect of exercise intervention on thigh muscle volume and anatomical cross-sectional areas—Quantitative assessment using MRI

Measurement of intervertebral disc pressure with T1ρ MRI

Compressed sensing for chemical shift-based water–fat separation

Temporal resolution and SNR requirements for accurate DCE-MRI data analysis using the AATH model

Robust EPI Nyquist ghost elimination via spatial and temporal encoding

Self-degrading, MRI-detectable hydrogel sensors with picomolar target sensitivity

Imaging Methodology-Notes

Efficient implementation of hardware-optimized gradient sequences for real-time imaging

Use of a reference tissue and blood vessel to measure the arterial input function in DCEMRI

Simultaneous acquisition of gradient echo/spin echo BOLD and perfusion with a separate labeling coil

Modeling magnitude and phase neuronal current MRI signal dependence on echo time

Measurement of arterial plasma oxygenation in dynamic oxygen-enhanced MRI

Highly accelerated contrast-enhanced MR angiography: Improved reconstruction accuracy and reduced noise amplification with complex subtraction

Optimization of on-resonant magnetization transfer contrast in coronary vein MRI

Erratum

Erratum to van Elderen SG, Versluis MJ, Webb AG, Westenberg JJ, Doornbos J, Smith NB, de Roos A, Stuber M. Initial Results on In Vivo Human Coronary MR Angiography at 7 T. Magn Reson Med 2009;62:1379–1384

Initial results on in vivo human coronary MR angiography at 7 T

Erratum to: Helms, dathe, kallenberg and dechent, high-resolution maps of magnetization transfer with inherent correction for rf inhomogeneity and T1 relaxation obtained from 3D FLASH MRI. Magn Reson Med 2008 Dec;60(6):1396–1407

High-resolution maps of magnetization transfer with inherent correction for RF inhomogeneity and T1 relaxation obtained from 3D FLASH MRI

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Intracellular and extracellular T₁ and T₂ relaxivities of magneto-optical nanoparticles at experimental high fields

RF coil considerations for short-T₂ MRI

Measurement of intervertebral disc pressure with T_1ρ MRI

Erratum to: Helms, dathe, kallenberg and dechent, high-resolution maps of magnetization transfer with inherent correction for rf inhomogeneity and T₁ relaxation obtained from 3D FLASH MRI. Magn Reson Med 2008 Dec;60(6):1396–1407

High-resolution maps of magnetization transfer with inherent correction for RF inhomogeneity and T₁ relaxation obtained from 3D FLASH MRI