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MRI Artifacts
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Ultrasound Imaging Artifacts
Quadrupole Artifact
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NAME
Quadrupole artifact
DESCRIPTION
Signal loss, intensity variations
REASON
B1
disturbance
HELP
STIR
Fat
suppression
(SPIR or FatSat) is very critical to the magnetic
field homogeneity
.
Eddy currents
in the patient results in
B1
disturbance from left to right and from anterior to
posterior
. The
artifact
is seen as
signal intensity
variations with SPIR, like a
signal intensity
loss diagonal in the image. The
short T1 inversion recovery
(
STIR
) sequence is due to another type of fat suppression insensitive to this artifact.
Image Guidance
Take
short T1 inversion recovery
(
STIR
) instead
spectral presaturation inversion recovery
(SPIR) for
fat suppression
.
Case Study 1 :
The arrows point to the signal differences in this T2 weighted image with fat suppression (SPIR).
Similar Artifacts:
•
Field Inhomogeneity Artifact
•
Eddy Current Artifact
•
Shady Artifact
Radio Frequency Noise Artifact
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