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PROBING IN VIVO MICROSTRUCTURE WITH T 1 - T 2 RELAXATION CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPIC IMAGING.
Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging: from Nano to Macro 2018 April
Quantitative MR relaxometry can provide unique subvoxel information about the microscopic tissue compartments that are present in a large imaging voxel. However, unambiguously distinguishing between these tissue compartments continues to be challenging with conventional methods due to the illposedness of the inverse problem. This paper describes a new imaging approach, which we call T 1 Relaxation- T 2 Relaxation Correlation Spectroscopic Imaging (RR-CSI), that uses two-dimensional relaxation encoding combined with spatially-constrained reconstruction to help overcome illposedness. Results are shown with real data, including what we believe to be the first in vivo demonstration of multidimensional relaxation correlation spectroscopic imaging.
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