2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmr.2016.04.012
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Experimental and numerical analysis of B 1 + field and SAR with a new transmit array design for 7 T breast MRI

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“…Slight differences in the offset of transmission for opposite ports (S13) can be explained by losses in the system that were not included in the simulations, such as losses in the cables, coil copper, and connectors. The high coupling between opposite ports in the array (S13) may decrease the coil efficiency, yet other studies have demonstrated its potential to increase the B 1 + fields homogeneity, decrease SAR per mean B 1 + intensity and increase load insensitivity [27,28,33]. …”
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“…Slight differences in the offset of transmission for opposite ports (S13) can be explained by losses in the system that were not included in the simulations, such as losses in the cables, coil copper, and connectors. The high coupling between opposite ports in the array (S13) may decrease the coil efficiency, yet other studies have demonstrated its potential to increase the B 1 + fields homogeneity, decrease SAR per mean B 1 + intensity and increase load insensitivity [27,28,33]. …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The coupling of the RF coil is inherently high by its design [28]; therefore, changing one rod can affect all the channels. The s-matrix was measured using a network analyzer (Model E5062A, manufactured by Agilent Technologies).…”
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“…The TTT coil design has been applied to several UHF human MRI applications, including head [ 9 , 17 – 19 ], breast [ 20 , 21 ], torso [ 22 ], and foot [ 23 , 24 ]. Fig 1(A) shows the schematic diagram of a four-element 2x2 TTT transmit array design.…”
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“…However, magnetic field distortions in both breasts cannot be completely removed, even with the availability of third-order B 0 shimming, available on most 7T systems (16). Fortunately, the development of hardware for breast MRI at 7 T is an active field of research (17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22). Although not widely available, recently developed 7T breast coils can make use of the possibilities that parallel transmit systems provide (ie, the transmitter for each breast is connected to a separate RF amplifier) (18).…”
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