Prostate MRI at 7T using high-performance gradients and an 8Tx/16Rx RF array: a clinical feasibility study

Motivation: To better detect and delineate prostate cancer using ultrahigh field MRI. Goal(s): To investigate if clinical prostate MRI at 7T using recent technological advances is feasible. Approach: Prostate MRI was performed in 5 healthy volunteers using the latest generation of whole-body 7T MRI scanners incorporating enhanced gradient performance, advanced deep learning based image reconstruction and an 8Tx/16Rx torso array. Results: High image quality with an unprecedented spatial resolution and a sharpness obtained at 7T outperformed those obtained at 3T even when time-matched sequences were acquired. Impact: The preliminary data obtained from several volunteers provides a great encouragement to start clinical studies in prostate cancer patients.

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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/10.58530/2024/3517
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Prostate MRI at 7T using high-performance gradients and an 8Tx/16Rx RF array: a clinical feasibility study

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Prostate MRI at 7T using high-performance gradients and an 8Tx/16Rx RF array: a clinical feasibility study

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Motivation: To better detect and delineate prostate cancer using ultrahigh field MRI. Goal(s): To investigate if clinical prostate MRI at 7T using recent technological advances is feasible. Approach: Prostate MRI was performed in 5 healthy volunteers using the latest generation of whole-body 7T MRI scanners incorporating enhanced gradient performance, advanced deep learning based image reconstruction and an 8Tx/16Rx torso array. Results: High image quality with an unprecedented spatial resolution and a sharpness obtained at 7T outperformed those obtained at 3T even when time-matched sequences were acquired. Impact: The preliminary data obtained from several volunteers provides a great encouragement to start clinical studies in prostate cancer patients.

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