Echo planar imaging was initially introduced as a technique to reduce the magnetic
resonance imaging exam to a single shot (snap-shot) acquisition, much like a conventional …

Echo planar imaging was initially introduced as a technique to reduce the magnetic
resonance imaging exam to a single shot [snap-shot] acquisition, much like a conventional …

Echo-planar imaging (EPI)[1, 2] invented in 1976/77 by Sir Peter Mansfield, only 4 years
after the conception of magnetic resonance imaging [3, 4] has been one of the most …

" Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made oj': Benjamin
Franklin This book describes the technical principles and applications of echo-planar …

Echo-planar imaging is a very fast magnetic resonance (MR) imaging technique capable of
acquiring an entire MR image in only a fraction of a second. In single-shot echo-planar …

Echo planar imaging (EPI) is one of the fastest techniques for acquiring MRI data. This
method incorporates rapid changes in readout gradient polarity and amplitude to refocus the …

Echo-planar imaging (EPI) plays a crucial role in functional MRI. Focusing especially on the
period from 1988 to 1992, the authors offer personal recollections, on the development of …

Recent advances in rapid magnetic resonance (MR) imaging techniques can potentially
provide real time data acquisition and display. Focusing on echo-planar imaging (EPI) …

The ultrafast magnetic resonance imaging technique known as echo-planar imaging has
undergone considerable technical improvements in recent years. It is currently being …

Owing to its speed advantage, echo-planar imaging (EPI) has been receiving increasing
interest in terms of both research developments and biomedical applications. For single-shot …