OPM-MEG/ULF-MRI Hybrid System: towards acquisition of both MR image and neural magnetic field

Motivation: To overcome the limitations of signal co-registration in MEG, we constructed MEG/MRI hybrid system. Goal(s): To demonstrate feasibility of this system. High-sensitivity OPMs in a reasonable magnetic shield with MRI system. Approach: Phantom experiments. Phantom includes triangle coil and MEG measures its magnetic field. MRI scanned this phantom with 3D-SE sequence. Results: We recognized signal peak generated by 100 nAm current dipole moment in amplitude spectrum density visually. We also confirmed the structure of the phantom in 3D MR images. Impact: We made MEG/MRI hybrid system for the purpose of accurate signal co-registration between them. MEG employed scalar-mode OPM, and its noise level was 367 fT/rHz. We scanned phantom using 7-mT MRI scanner and confirmed its structure.

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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/10.58530/2024/0161
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

Motivation: To overcome the limitations of signal co-registration in MEG, we constructed MEG/MRI hybrid system. Goal(s): To demonstrate feasibility of this system. High-sensitivity OPMs in a reasonable magnetic shield with MRI system. Approach: Phantom experiments. Phantom includes triangle coil and MEG measures its magnetic field. MRI scanned this phantom with 3D-SE sequence. Results: We recognized signal peak generated by 100 nAm current dipole moment in amplitude spectrum density visually. We also confirmed the structure of the phantom in 3D MR images. Impact: We made MEG/MRI hybrid system for the purpose of accurate signal co-registration between them. MEG employed scalar-mode OPM, and its noise level was 367 fT/rHz. We scanned phantom using 7-mT MRI scanner and confirmed its structure.

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