1.5 t superconducting magnetic resonance system
The 1.5 T superconducting magnetic resonance system is a core laboratory equipment designed to generate a strong and stable magnetic field for various scientific and medical applications. It utilizes superconducting technology to produce a 1.5 Tesla magnetic field, which is a standard strength used in many imaging and analysis techniques.
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4 protocols using 1.5 t superconducting magnetic resonance system
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Semicircular Canals
Quantitative MRI Biomarkers for Tumor Characterization
where SI baseline and SI post (3 min) represent the signal enhancement before contrast injection and the peak signal intensity within 3 min after contrast injection, respectively.
3D Labyrinth Reconstruction from MRI
The presence of local lesions that might affect the anatomical structure of the semicircular canals and the abnormal cranial structure was excluded. Using Siemens 1.5 T superconducting magnetic resonance system and standard head coil for inner ear examination. 3D constructive interference in steady state sequence(3D-CISS) (TR: 6.0 ms, TE: 2.7 ms, FOV: 135 mm  180 mm, Matrix: 256  192, Thickness: 0.7 mm) was performed. Micro-CT scan data segmentation was used to obtain the left lateral membrane labyrinth model and the bone labyrinth model, including the crista model.
3D-CISS Imaging for Inner Ear Examination
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