Water-fat content based electrical properties tomography using Dixon technique: a preliminary study

Motivation: The research is motivated by the limitations of current EPT, either over-sensitive or over-simplified algorithm, prompting the development of a more accurate WF-EPT method. Goal(s): The study aims to enhance EPT by proposing WF-EPT with Dixon technique, seeking to improve accuracy in EPs mapping for clinical applications. Approach: We fit measured EPs data to generate the WF-EPs model, and validate our approach via human imaging. Results: Experiments showed relative errors of conductivity and relative permittivity of human liver were within 10.89% and 2.55% compared to literature values. Impact: WF-EPT offers new insights for clinical EPT, potentially enhance applications in disease diagnosis and SAR estimation.

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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/10.58530/2024/3680
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Electrical and Bioimpedance Tomography
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Water-fat content based electrical properties tomography using Dixon technique: a preliminary study

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Motivation: The research is motivated by the limitations of current EPT, either over-sensitive or over-simplified algorithm, prompting the development of a more accurate WF-EPT method. Goal(s): The study aims to enhance EPT by proposing WF-EPT with Dixon technique, seeking to improve accuracy in EPs mapping for clinical applications. Approach: We fit measured EPs data to generate the WF-EPs model, and validate our approach via human imaging. Results: Experiments showed relative errors of conductivity and relative permittivity of human liver were within 10.89% and 2.55% compared to literature values. Impact: WF-EPT offers new insights for clinical EPT, potentially enhance applications in disease diagnosis and SAR estimation.

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