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Physics, Techniques and Procedures
Dephasing
process which occurs whenever a microscopic or macroscopic magnetic field gradient exists in
MR imaging
. In a field gradient, spins within an imaged
voxel
lose phase
coherence
according to the
Larmor equation
. Dephasing gives rise to many wanted and unwanted effects in MR imaging and is at the basis of
flow related dephasing
and phase-related
flow effects
. Dephasing by the application of
spoiler gradients
can also be used to destroy any remaining in-plane magnetization in a
gradient echo pulse sequence
and strong dephasing gradients are used when applying
diffusion imaging
.
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