RF-induced Heating Estimation of a Stent in a 3T MRI using Transfer Function Approach with a table-top E-field generator

Motivation: The TF validation process is time-consuming work. Here, we reduced the burden of TF approach using a low power tabletop E-field generator. Goal(s): Using the TF approach to estimate the RF-induced heating of the stent tip at 3T using a E-field generator and compared predicted values against the estimated values. Approach: TF of the stent was measured via piX method at 128MHz . TF was validated by exposing the device under diverse test fields using table-top E-field generator. The body coil was used to evaluate the TF approach. Results: The stent tip heating was estimated using TF approach with a low-power E-field generator. Impact: TF approach could aid estimating the RF-induced heating, not only active implantable device, but also elongated passive implantable device. A compact E-field generator can be used for TF validation.

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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/10.58530/2024/3746
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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RF-induced Heating Estimation of a Stent in a 3T MRI using Transfer Function Approach with a table-top E-field generator

Hongbae Jeong, Joshua Guag, Ananda Kumar
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
Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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RF-induced Heating Estimation of a Stent in a 3T MRI using Transfer Function Approach with a table-top E-field generator

Hongbae Jeong, Joshua Guag, Ananda Kumar
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Motivation: The TF validation process is time-consuming work. Here, we reduced the burden of TF approach using a low power tabletop E-field generator. Goal(s): Using the TF approach to estimate the RF-induced heating of the stent tip at 3T using a E-field generator and compared predicted values against the estimated values. Approach: TF of the stent was measured via piX method at 128MHz . TF was validated by exposing the device under diverse test fields using table-top E-field generator. The body coil was used to evaluate the TF approach. Results: The stent tip heating was estimated using TF approach with a low-power E-field generator. Impact: TF approach could aid estimating the RF-induced heating, not only active implantable device, but also elongated passive implantable device. A compact E-field generator can be used for TF validation.

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