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Wrist Fracture (2D vs 3D)
Patient information
Patient with a wrist fracture. Compressed SENSE is used in all sequences, reducing the scan time while maintain equal image quality compared to scans without Compressed SENSE. 3D sequences have been added to this ExamCard with a comparable in-plane resolution but much thinner slices. Due to the shorter scan times that can be achieved thanks to Compressed SENSE, these 3D sequences could potentially replace the 2D sequences providing more confidence in making the diagnosis.Gallery
More Information
- Web page: Up to 50% faster MR exams, so you can spend your time wisely
- FieldStrength article: Fast MRI examinations and more comfort for patients
- FieldStrength article: Understanding how Compressed SENSE makes MRI faster
- FieldStrength article: High quality and fast scanning with Compressed SENSE at KCH
- FieldStrength article: Fast MRI thorughout the whole body with Compressed SENSE
- FieldStrength article: KNC can scan three more patients per day with Compressed SENSE
- FieldStrength article: Compressed SENSE pilot reaps rewards for Cobalt
- White paper: Compressed SENSE. Speed done right, every time.
- Video: Recording of webinar Dr. Casselman on Compressed SENSE
- Brochure: Clinical applications
*Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.
1Compared to scans without Compressed SENSE
Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.