General Electric Company

Sunyu Su

Mark Xueming Zou

Yiping Guan

Fraser Robb

Pei Hsuon Chan

Joseph Murphy-Boesch

Fraser J L Robb

Scott Masiella

Suren Zhao

Jeff Kitzmiller

Janine C Robb

A radio frequency (RF) coil array includes a plurality of RF coil sections arranged in a superior-inferior direction. Each RF coil section includes a first linear coil element, a loop-saddle coil quadrature pair and a second linear coil element configured in an overlapping arrangement in a left-right direction. The position of the first linear coil element and the second linear coil element on the left and right may be shifted in the superior-inferior direction with respect to the center loop-saddle coil quadrature pair.

Quadrature and linear RF coil array for MRI of human spine and torso

A vertical field MRI RF coil array for neurovascular imaging includes a head section having a solenoid coil element and a quadrature coil element; a neck section having a solenoid coil element and a quadrature coil element; and a chest section having a solenoid coil element and a quadrature coil element.

Vertical field neurovascular array coil

An open peripheral vascular coil and method of providing peripheral vascular imaging are provided. The peripheral vascular coil includes a base coil section having a plurality of coil elements and a plurality of coil sections configured for removable attachment to the base coil section. Each of the plurality of coil sections includes a plurality of coil elements.

Open peripheral vascular coil and method of providing peripheral vascular imaging

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 MRI RF coil includes a first solenoidal section, a second solenoidal section, and a third solenoidal section. The first section is between the second and third sections. The first section has a counter-rotational orientation with respect to the second and third sections.

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