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Q1
What happens to protons when an RF pulse is applied at the Larmor frequency?
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They absorb energy and tip out of alignment
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They stop spinning
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They immediately relax back to B0
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They increase their precession speed
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What does T1 relaxation represent?
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Longitudinal recovery of protons realigning with B0 after RF excitation
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The loss of phase coherence in the transverse plane over time
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The speed at which raw data fills k-space during acquisition
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Signal decay caused by rapidly switching gradient fields
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What does T2 relaxation represent?
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The systematic filling of k-space during data acquisition
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The absorption of RF energy by the proton spin system
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The longitudinal recovery of protons toward the B0 axis
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Loss of phase coherence between spinning protons in the transverse plane
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What is the difference between T2 relaxation and T2* relaxation?
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T2 applies to gradient echo sequences; T2* applies only to spin echo
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T2* includes spin-spin interactions plus field inhomogeneity effects, making T2* always shorter
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T2* measures longitudinal recovery while T2 measures transverse dephasing
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T2 and T2* are interchangeable terms for the same relaxation process
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