MRI pulse sequence abbreviations
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This article contains a list of commonly and less commonly used MR pulse sequence abbreviations and their meaning. If available, an explanation is included in a separate article article.
- spin echo sequences
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gradient echo sequences (GRE)
- SSFP: steady state free precession
- TRUFI: true fast imaging with steady-state free precession
- trueFISP: fast imaging with steady-state free precession
- PSIF: reverse FISP
- DESS: dual echo steady state
- FLASH: fast low angle shot
- GRASS: gradient recalled acquisition in the steady state
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SPGR: spoiled gradient recalled
- VIBE: volumetric interpolated breath-hold examination, volumetric interpolated brain examination
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CISS: constructive interference in steady
state-state - FIESTA: fast imaging employing steady-state acquisition
- TOF: time of flight
- MOTSA: multiple overlapping thin slab acquisitions
- phase contrast
- contrast enhanced MR angiography
- TWIST: time resolved angiography with stochastic trajectories
- CLEAR: Constant LEvel AppeaRance
See also
-<p>This article contains a list of commonly and less commonly used <strong>MR pulse sequence abbreviations</strong> and their meaning. If available, an explanation is included in a separate article.</p><ul>- +<p>This article contains a list of commonly and less commonly used <strong>MR pulse sequence abbreviations</strong> and their meaning. If available, an explanation is included in a separate article.</p><ul>
-<strong>spin echo sequences </strong><ul>- +<strong>spin echo sequences </strong><ul>
-<li>VISTA: 3D volume isotropic turbo spin echo acquisition</li>- +<li>VISTA: 3D volume isotropic turbo spin echo acquisition</li>
-<li>true <a href="/articles/fisp">FISP</a>: fast imaging with steady-state free precession</li>- +<li>true <a href="/articles/fisp">FISP</a>: fast imaging with steady-state free precession</li>
-</ul>-</li>-<a href="/articles/ciss">CISS</a>: constructive interference in steady state</li>- +<a href="/articles/ciss">CISS</a>: constructive interference in steady-state</li>
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- 5. Chavhan G, Babyn P, Jankharia B, Cheng H, Shroff M. Steady-State MR Imaging Sequences: Physics, Classification, and Clinical Applications. Radiographics. 2008;28(4):1147-60. <a href="https://doi.org/10.1148/rg.284075031">doi:10.1148/rg.284075031</a> - <a href="https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18635634">Pubmed</a>
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