Pulsation artifact?
Can someone explain in detail the cause for vessel pulsation artifacts? Or at least link a video/article that explains it.
Can someone explain in detail the cause for vessel pulsation artifacts? Or at least link a video/article that explains it.
I was doing an MRCP today in which all of the patients anatomy fit in the FOV. On my axial T2 haste and axial T2 haste fat sat, I was seeing the patients anatomy wrapping anteriorly (phase encoding direction was A to P and oversampling was 0%). The artifact was not as pronounced compared to when the FOV is smaller than the anatomy, but still present nonetheless. I was just curious what the reason could be and if I could modify any of my parameters to compensate.
For reference, I was scanning on a Siemens Magnetom Skyra 3T machine
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