General Electric Company

Ge Medical Systems Global Technology Company, LLC

Joseph Murphy-Boesch

Labros S Petropoulos

Mark Xueming Zou

Pei Hsuon Chan

Hiroyuki Fujita

Dashen Chu

Tsinghua Zheng

Labros Petropoulos

Dan Kenrick Spence

Sunyu Su

Kun Qu

Rony Thomas

Yun-Jeong Yang

Keith Richmond

A MRI RF coil array is formed from a first coil having a null Bpoint and a quasi-one-peak sensitivity profile, and a second coil oriented with respect to the first coil to reduce coupling.

Uneven-counter-rotational coil based MRI RF coil array

A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) array coil system and method for breast imaging are provided. The MRI array coil system includes a top coil portion with two openings configured to receive therethrough objects to be imaged. The MRI array coil system further includes a bottom coil portion having two openings configured to access from sides of the bottom coil portion the objects to be imaged. The top coil portion and bottom coil portion each have a plurality of coil elements configured to provide parallel imaging.

Magnetic resonance imaging array coil system and method for breast imaging

A partially parallel acquisition RF coil array for imaging a sample includes at least a first, a second and a third coil adapted to be arranged circumambiently about the sample and to provide both contrast data and spatial phase encoding data.

Coil arrays for parallel imaging in magnetic resonance imaging

A MRI array coil includes a plurality of first coils in a receive coil array and a plurality of second coils in a transmit coil array. The receive coil array and the transmit coil array are electrically disjoint.

Integrated and independently controlled transmit only and receive only coil arrays for magnetic resonance systems

A partially parallel acquisition RF coil array for imaging a human head includes at least a first, a second and a third loop coil adapted to be arranged circumambiently about the lower portion of the head; and at least a forth, a fifth and a sixth coil adapted to be conformably arranged about the summit of the head. A partially parallel acquisition RF coil array for imaging a human head includes at least a first, a second, a third and a fourth loop coil adapted to be arranged circumambiently about the lower portion of the head; and at least a first and a second Figure-8 or saddle coil adapted to be conformably arranged about the summit of the head.

Head coil arrays for parallel imaging in magnetic resonance imaging

A partially parallel acquisition RF coil array for imaging a human head having a summit and a lower portion includes at least a first, a second and a third quadrature coil pair adapted to be arranged circumambiently about the lower portion of the head; and at least a forth, a fifth and a sixth quadrature coil pair adapted to be conformably arranged about the summit of the head.

Head RF quadrature coil array for parallel imaging

A MRI coil having an axis and a first end and an opposite second end with respect to said axis includes a first ring element at the first end, a second ring element, a third ring element, a fourth ring element at the second end where the first ring element encompasses a smaller area than each of the second, third, and fourth ring elements. The coil also includes a plurality of axial elements connected between the first, second, third and fourth ring elements. The third and fourth ring elements are axially closer than the first and second ring elements.

Asymmetric ring dome radio frequency coil

A MRI gradient coil set includes a uniplanar Z-gradient coil, a biplanar X-gradient coil, and a biplanar Y-gradient coil. The coil set provides an open Z-axis face.

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