An evaluation of the coax monopole antenna as a transmit array element for head imaging at <scp>14 T</scp>

The coax monopole would be an excellent candidate for head coil arrays at 14T MRI. Although the CMA is expected to perform with lower SAR efficiency than the fractionated dipole, its single-ended design will facilitate elements placement and cable-routing, especially in a spatially restricted environment.

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Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.30464
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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An evaluation of the coax monopole antenna as a transmit array element for head imaging at 14 T

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The coax monopole would be an excellent candidate for head coil arrays at 14T MRI. Although the CMA is expected to perform with lower SAR efficiency than the fractionated dipole, its single-ended design will facilitate elements placement and cable-routing, especially in a spatially restricted environment.

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