The 1st super-parallel MR microscope constructed on a 1.5 T clinical scanner
The super-paralell MR microscope is a unique MR microscope which can simultaneously acquire multiple MR microscopic images. This system was invented at University of Tsukuba and developed at Magnetic Resonance Imaging Laboratory at University of Tsukuba.
The first super-parallel MR microscope was implemented on a 1.5 T clinical MRI scanner operated at University Hospital of Tsukuba University.
The 1st super-parallel MR microscope constructed on a 1.5 T clinical scanner
8 channel array probe for the super-parallel MR microscope
The second super-parallel MR microscope was implemented on a 2.34 T superconducting magnet which had been used for animal study (Bruker Biospec). This system was used in this project.
The 2nd super-parallel MR microscope constructed on a 2.34 T superconducting magnet
4 channel array probe for the super-parallel MR microscope at 2.34 T
8 channel array probe for the super-parallel MR microscope at 2.34 T