TU‐C‐12A‐07: Characterization of Longitudinal Reproducibility of Quantitative Diffusion Imaging Data Acquired with Four Different Protocols Using a Phantom
Abstract:Purpose:
To characterize and compare the longitudinal reproducibility of diffusion imaging data acquired with four different protocols using a phantom.
Methods:
The Diffusive Quantitative Imaging Phantom (DQIP) was constructed using fifteen cylindrical compartments within a larger compartment, filled with deionized water doped with CuSO4 and NaCl. The smaller compartments contained arrays of hexagonal or cylindrical glass capillaries of varying inner diameters, for differing restraint of water diffusion. The s… Show more
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