High-Resolution 3T Brain MRI Imaging

High-resolution T₁-weighted images of the brain were collected on a 3 T head-only Siemens Allegra MRI scanner at the University of Illinois. Images were acquired using a 3D MPRAGE (Magnetization Prepared Rapid Gradient Echo Imaging) protocol in which 144 contiguous axial slices collected in ascending fashion parallel to anterior posterior commissures. Scan parameters were as follows: echo time = 3.87 ms, repetition time = 1800 ms, field of view = 256 mm, acquisition matrix 192 × 192, slice thickness = 1.3 mm, flip angle =

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Publication 2021

Allegra MRI scanner

Allegra Brain Echo Head Scan

Corresponding Organization : University of Pittsburgh

Other organizations : University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Northeastern University, University of Virginia

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Magnetic field strength (3 T)

dependent variables

Brain structure (as measured by high-resolution T1-weighted MRI images)

control variables

MRI scanner type (Siemens Allegra)
Imaging protocol (3D MPRAGE)
Echo time (3.87 ms)
Repetition time (1800 ms)
Field of view (256 mm)
Acquisition matrix (192 × 192)
Slice thickness (1.3 mm)
Flip angle (8°)

controls

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Negative control: Not specified

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