CANCELLATION OF METAL-INDUCED MRI ARTIFACTS WITH DUAL-COMPONENT PARAMAGNETIC AND DIAMAGNETIC MATERIAL - MATHEMATICAL MODELIZATION AND EXPERIMENTAL-VERIFICATION
B. Chauvel et al., CANCELLATION OF METAL-INDUCED MRI ARTIFACTS WITH DUAL-COMPONENT PARAMAGNETIC AND DIAMAGNETIC MATERIAL - MATHEMATICAL MODELIZATION AND EXPERIMENTAL-VERIFICATION, Journal of magnetic resonance imaging, 6(6), 1996, pp. 936-938
A mathematical model of dual-component paramagnetic and diamagnetic ma
terial to cancel metal-induced MRI artifacts was developed and verifie
d experimentally. The magnetization produced by metallic material and
then the gradient linearity distortion can be cancelled by using such
materials with opposing paramagnetic and diamagnetic properties. This
concept of dual-component materials provides a novel solution to the p
roblem of MRI artifacts.