This work shows the potential of ultra-short TE sequences to play an important role in MR guided Radiotherapy. Acquiring signal intensity at vastly reduced echo time opens up new imaging contrasts and many possibilities.
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The Potential Role of Ultrashort Echo Time Sequences in MRI Guided Radiotherapy
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