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The local image quality of an acquired whole-body scan can be evaluated in detail, by zooming in on a specific area of interest for better visualization.

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Cover the entire body in one easy set-up. By using a combination of the Head, Neck, Body, Spine and Peripheral Angio Matrix coils, you can achieve small FoV image quality over the entire body in 5 automated table steps. Scan times can be further reduced by using Parallel Imaging techniques.

T2 TSE, PAT 2, 512 matrix, 480 FoV, total TA 8:35 min

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Utilizing the Spine and Body Matrix coils, optimum local imaging is performed on a liver study with free breathing using spectral FatSat and 2D PACE for motion correction.

T2 TSE, PAT 2, 512 matrix, SL 4 mm, 2D PACE

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Expand your whole-body study by including a 3D MRCP. Using Parallel Imaging to reduce the scan time without compromising image quality.

T2 3D TSE Restore, PAT 2, TA 3:43 min, 384 matrix, SL 1.5 mm, 2D PACE

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