Y. Fujii et al., HIGH-RESOLUTION T-2-REVERSED MAGNETIC-RESONANCE-IMAGING ON A HIGH MAGNETIC-FIELD SYSTEM - TECHNICAL NOTE, Journal of neurosurgery, 89(3), 1998, pp. 492-495
Because of the high signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio, T-2-weighted images o
btained using high-field magnetic resonance (MR) Imaging systems can b
e expected to provide high anatomical and contrast resolution. Further
more. the improved structural and contrast resolution of these high S/
N T-2-weighted images can be processed for optimum perceptual resoluti
on through the application of gray-scale reversal and expansion of the
gray-scale window, known as T-2-reversed (T2R) imaging. In this study
, the authors investigated high-resolution T2R MR imaging performed on
a high-field (3-tesla) system for its clinical utility In detecting v
arious physiological and pathological conditions.