A 16-Channel Ankle Conformal Array Coil for Robot Assisted Dynamic Ankle Joint Imaging at 1.5T MRI

Motivation: Many musculoskeletal disorders cannot be detected in static MRI, making surgical intervention necessary. Goal(s): Our Goal was to enable motion controlled dynamic MRI to potentially add diagnostic findings and reduce surgical interventions. Approach: We advanced our apparatus for controlled passive movement of the foot (Robotic Motion Device) and implemented an adapted 16-channel Ankle Coil for accelerated imaging. Results: Combining the Robotic Motion Device and the 16-channel Ankle Coil allowed us to perform controlled passive foot movement and acquire high SNR images. Impact: The combination of a Robotic Motion Device and an adapted 16-channel Ankle Coil enables dynamic image acquisition with controlled passive movement of the ankle joint, potentially adding and improving diagnostic findings and reducing surgical interventions.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/1037
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Foot and Ankle Surgery
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A 16-Channel Ankle Conformal Array Coil for Robot Assisted Dynamic Ankle Joint Imaging at 1.5T MRI

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A 16-Channel Ankle Conformal Array Coil for Robot Assisted Dynamic Ankle Joint Imaging at 1.5T MRI

Mirsad Mahmutović, Ilan Elias, Boris Keil, Andreas H. Mahnken, Matthäus Poniatowski, Alexander König
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Motivation: Many musculoskeletal disorders cannot be detected in static MRI, making surgical intervention necessary. Goal(s): Our Goal was to enable motion controlled dynamic MRI to potentially add diagnostic findings and reduce surgical interventions. Approach: We advanced our apparatus for controlled passive movement of the foot (Robotic Motion Device) and implemented an adapted 16-channel Ankle Coil for accelerated imaging. Results: Combining the Robotic Motion Device and the 16-channel Ankle Coil allowed us to perform controlled passive foot movement and acquire high SNR images. Impact: The combination of a Robotic Motion Device and an adapted 16-channel Ankle Coil enables dynamic image acquisition with controlled passive movement of the ankle joint, potentially adding and improving diagnostic findings and reducing surgical interventions.

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