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phase wrap

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English term or phrase:phase wrap
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17:03 Jul 25, 2016
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Medical - Medical: Instruments / radiology
English term or phrase: phase wrap
When acquiring MRI data, all the images acquired need to have the following characteristics of a good quality examination suitable for the purposes of the clinical trial:
• Adequate Signal to Noise
• No motion artifact
• No phase wrap
• Torso phased array or large flex coil, shoulder coil, or knee coil

How would you describe EN term in other words - phase wrap?
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V&E-Team
Croatia
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Explanation:
I have no idea what this means, but I found it with about ten seconds' Googling.

Phase oversampling, also known as "No Phase Wrap", is a technique to reduce or eliminate the wrap-around artifact. As described in the prior Q&A, phase wrap-around, a form of aliasing, occurs when the anatomic dimensions of an object exceed the defined field-of-view (FOV).
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philgoddard
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Explanation:
I have no idea what this means, but I found it with about ten seconds' Googling.

Phase oversampling, also known as "No Phase Wrap", is a technique to reduce or eliminate the wrap-around artifact. As described in the prior Q&A, phase wrap-around, a form of aliasing, occurs when the anatomic dimensions of an object exceed the defined field-of-view (FOV).


    Reference: http://mri-q.com/wrap-around-artifact.html
philgoddard
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agree  Yasutomo Kanazawa
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agree  Yvonne Gallagher: yesp 10 secs is sometimes all it takes. Less time than posting on here. I think the link is pretty conclusive
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agree  Harry Crawford
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agree  crossroad
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