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Sense knee 8

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The SENSE-Knee-8 is a laboratory equipment product designed for imaging and analysis. It is a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system specifically engineered for the knee joint. The core function of the SENSE-Knee-8 is to capture high-resolution, detailed images of the knee anatomy to support medical research and clinical applications.

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T1 Relaxation Times of Gadoquatrane at 3T

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Measurements at 3.0 T were performed in a whole-body MRI scanner (Philips Intera) using a knee-coil (SENSE-Knee-8; Philips Healthcare) at 37°C. The T1 times were determined by imaging a series of samples simultaneously, using a series of 12 inversion recovery spin echo sequences with the shortest possible echo time of 7.46 milliseconds, a series of TI ranging from 50 to 4500 milliseconds, and a repetition time of 3400 milliseconds + TI. The flip angle was 90 degrees. The SIs of 3 different concentrations (0.25, 0.5, and 0.75 mmol Gd/L) of gadoquatrane were measured by placing a region of interest (ROI) in the homogenous center of the samples. All SIs (12 SIs) were plotted against the respective TIs, and a fitting routine was used to calculate the T1 times. The exact Gd concentrations of all samples and the r1-relaxivity were obtained in the same way as described for 1.41 T.
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Multi-Modal MRI Evaluation of Patellofemoral Joint

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MR images were obtained on a Philips 1.5 T Scanner (Philips, Best Netherlands) using an eight channel knee coil (SENSE-Knee 8). Images of the patellofemoral joint were obtained in the axial plane using the following MRI sequences: (1) fat suppressed fast spin-echo (FSE) (TR/TE, 1500/15 ms; field of view (FOV), 14 cm; 256 × 256 pixels and 24 slices; slice thickness, 3 mm with 0.3 mm gap), referred as proton density fat-suppressed (PDFS) hereafter; (2) Short tau inversion recovery (TR/TE,~3700/14 ms; TI, 140 ms; FOV 14 cm; 320 × 320 pixels and 24 slices; slice thickness, 3 mm with 0.3 mm gap), referred to as STIR; (3) Fat suppressed post intravenous contrast agent (TR/TE, 500/17 ms; FOV 14 cm; 320 × 320 pixels and 24 slices; slice thickness, 3 mm with 0.3 mm gap) referred to as contrast enhanced T1 weighted sequence with fat suppression or CE T1W FS; and (4) 3D T1 weighted GRE pulse sequence with fat suppression (TR/TE, 39/~5.2 ms; flip angle, 45°; FOV, 14 cm; 256 × 256 pixels and 53 sections; slice thickness, 3.0 mm; and overlap between adjacent slices, 1.5 mm) referred to as 3D gradient echo T1 weighted fast field echo sequence (T1W FFE). There were small parameter differences in two participants with some changes to the FOV (increased to 15 cm) and matrix size.
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