PubMed · 8317082
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I S Zaĭdullin, M V Postnov. [A blepharostat with replaceable adjustable blades].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8317082/
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A coil tuned to 21.3 MHz was incorporated into a nasogastric tube and used as a marker of tube position during magnetic resonance (MR) imaging in a 0.5-T scanner. Catheter tracking was investigated with the coil used in both transmit/receive and in receive-only modes. Data acquired from this coil were overlaid on images obtained using the body coil of the scanner. Visualization of the full length of the catheter with local high signal at the tip was achieved with a temporal resolution of approximately 1 second. J. Magn. Reson. Imaging 2001;13:127-130.
Increased acquisition efficiency has been achieved by exciting several slices simultaneously. The mixed data were unfolded to produce separate slices using the spatial encoding information inherent in a multicoil receiver system. Each coil yields a linear combination of signals from all excited slices weighted by the sensitivity of each coil. A matrix inversion provides a solution to unfold these images.