Case 1
A 59-year-old female with loss of consciousness. Prior history includes gall bladder stone and cholecystitis.
MR findings
Patient has multiple infarction. Micro infarction was not clearly visualized in conventional DWI sequence. However, MUSE enabled high-resolution DWI that enabled depiction of micro infarction in the gray matter.







Figure 1.
With the improvement in resolution using MUSE, there is clear depiction of the infarct in the gray matter compared to the conventional sequence. (A-C) Conventional DWI, b1000; (D-F) MUSE, b1000.
Case 2
A 46-year-old male presenting with fever of unknown origin and suspected infection after aortic stent replacement surgery.
MR findings
T2 SSFSE and T2 STIR PROPELLER MB confirmed abscess formation in the left upper lung lobe without having to reposition the coil. High signal DWI confirmed location. Whole-body Coronal DWI was acquired in two stations. The AIR Technology™‡ Anterior Array (AA) allows higher parallel imaging factors, enabling low-distortion DWI even in cases with a large field-of-view.






Figure 2.
(A) Coronal T2w STIR PROPELLER MB; (B) Coronal LAVA; (C) Coronal DW-EPI, 2 stations; (D) whole-body DWI, radial MIP; (E) whole-body Coronal DWI radial MIP, 2 stations.

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Pulse of MR
Volume 26 – Spring 2019
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MR is elevating radiology and patient care
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Artful images
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Global MR market size to grow
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Leading the AI charge
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More comfortable prostate scans
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Clear the AIR
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EPI in the mix
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Video game tech fueled ViosWorks
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European team awarded 3.2M grant
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MR optimizes diagnoses and long-term patient management
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Localizing pain with PET/MR
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New software release focuses on enhancements
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Development of an MR-only radiation therapy workflow
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Thirty-minute PET/MR exam for pediatric cancer patients
By Jing Qi, MD, Assistant Professor, and Nghia (Jack) Vo, MD, Chief of Pediatric Radiology, Medical College of Wisconsin
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Whole-body diffusion for evaluation of metastatic lesions
By Abdelhamid Derriche, MD, site radiologist, and Orkia Ferdagha, MR technologist, PRIISM, EHP Kara
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Transforming the MR imaging experience for one of Sweden’s largest pediatric hospitals
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AIR Technology: a brilliant improvement in high-quality imaging and patient comfort
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New deep learning tool streamlines MR slice prescription
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An upgrade that meets the expectation for higher resolution, SNR and productivity
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Ultra-flexible AIR Technology Suite making a difference in the technologist’s workflow
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MR Excellence Program is a beacon for optimizing MR imaging workflow and the patient experience
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Cardiac MR in patients with CIEDs
By Karl Vigen, PhD, Senior Scientist, and Christopher Francois, MD, Professor, University of Wisconsin Hospital, Madison, WI
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Body imaging with AIR Technology Anterior Array and Posterior Array
Submitted by Quirónsalud Madrid University Hospital
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Neuro imaging with 48-channel Head Coil
By Krisztina Baráth, MD, neuroradiologist, and Brigitte Trudel, RT(R)(MR), MRI Chief Technologist, RNR Institute of Radiology and Neuroradiology at Glattzentrum
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Free-breathing liver imaging using DISCO with Auto Navigator
By Claire Moisson, RT(R)(MR), and Stephanie Sellier, RT(R)(MR), Lead Technologist, Medipole de Savoie
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Free-breathing navigator-echo triggered diffusion-weighted imaging in the evaluation of hepatobiliary disease
By David Bowden FRCR, Consultant Hepatobiliary & GI Radiologist, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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3D MRCP with HyperSense: an evaluation of respiratory-triggered and breath-hold sequences
By Marc Zins, MD, Head of the Radiology Department, Saint-Joseph Hospital
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Detecting ischemia-induced cardiac fibrosis with phase sensitive MDE
By Abdelhamid Derriche, MD, site radiologist, and Orkia Ferdagha, MR technologist, PRIISM, EHP Kara
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SIGNA™ Works: tuned for productivity and efficient workflows
By Steve Lawson, RT(R)(MR), Global MR Clinical Marketing Manager, and Heide Harris, RT(R)(MR), Global Product Marketing Director, MR Applications and Visualization, GE Healthcare
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Hyperpolarized gas lung imaging
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