✍ Scribed by Ravinder Reddy; V. H. Subramanian; B. J. Clark; John S. Leigh
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A new pulse sequence which edits proton spectra of lactate with full signal return and gives good suppression of water and fat signals is described. This sequence exploits longitudinal spin-order from lactate to edit lactate from fat. Experimental results from phantoms and excised pig heart are presented.
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A generalized pulse pair has been suggested in which the longitudinal spin order is retained and the transverse components cancelled by random variation of the interval between pulses, in successive applications of the two-dimensional NMR algorithm. This method leads to pure phases and has been expl
## Abstract The fast spin‐echo (FSE) sequence is frequently used as a fast data‐readout technique in conjunction with other pulse sequence elements, such as in fluid‐attenuated inversion‐recovery (FLAIR) and double inversion‐recovery (DIR) sequences. In order to implement those pulse sequences, an
## Abstract The original article to which this Erratum refers was published in Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2005) 54(1) 241–245.