Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Healthcare Gmbh

Jörg Roland

Dominik Paul

Daniel Niederlöhner

Ralf Kartäusch

Simon Bauer

A method is provided for creating magnetic resonance images of a predetermined three-dimensional volume segment of a living object undergoing examination, using a magnetic resonance device. The method includes acquiring magnetic resonance data in the volume segment by radial acquisition of a k-space for a predetermined duration of capture that includes at least one full respiratory period of the object undergoing examination; analyzing the magnetic resonance data in order to determine therefrom at least one respiratory period; forming at least one data group that includes only the magnetic resonance data that belongs to at least one respiratory state of the at least one respiratory period; and creating the magnetic resonance images from only the magnetic resonance data of the at least one data group. Here, it is advantageous that magnetic resonance images of higher temporal resolution and/or better image quality, in particular with smaller image artifacts, may be provided.

Creating magnetic resonance images

A method for adapting activation parameters used to generate a pulse sequence when activating a magnetic resonance system is provided. The method includes determining stimulation values for the pulse sequence based on predefined activation parameters. The stimulation values represent a stimulation exposure of a patient. Test regions that exhibit stimulation maxima are identified in the pulse sequence, and the identified test regions are tested with respect to compliance with a predefined stimulation limit value.

Adapting activation parameters used to generate a pulse sequence when activating a magnetic resonance system

Magnetic resonance device comprises a patient support table and a main field magnet. The main field magnet is supported so that it can be rotated around at least one axis. The patient support table is able to be rotated around an axis essentially perpendicular in respect of its table surface.

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Jörg Roland