Joshua Michael Farber1,
Jose Tamez-Pena2, saara Totterman3, Hubert LeJay4,
Edward Schreyer3, Karl Baum3
1Radiology,
Qmetrics/Rad Ass of N KY, Cincinnati, OH, United States; 2Mathematics
and Statistics, Tec de Monterrey, Monterrey, NL, Mexico; 3Imaging,
Qmetrics, Rochester, NY, United States; 4MRI - Global, GE,
Milwaukee, WI, United States
New 3D FSE sequences acquire rich MRI data sets. In the knee, this sequence can provide morphological and quantitative data, with a single acquisition. The data can be used for to render 3D articular cartilage thickness and 3D T2 Maps.