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  • Title: Inner volume MR imaging: technical concepts and their application.
    Author: Feinberg DA, Hoenninger JC, Crooks LE, Kaufman L, Watts JC, Arakawa M.
    Journal: Radiology; 1985 Sep; 156(3):743-7. PubMed ID: 4023236.
    Abstract:
    Although cross-sectional magnetic resonance examination of the head and body is useful for screening large regions of tissue, subsectional regions of the head and body often need to be examined. Orthogonally directed, selectively irradiated planes with different flip angles produce a spatially limited signal region from which two- or three-dimensional volume images can be reconstructed. Images with limited fields-of-view can be acquired in reduced imaging time. We present a general description of this technique. These subsectional or "inner volume" images eliminate respiratory motion artifacts by excluding moving tissues from the imaged volume. A result of this technique is a high signal from rapid pulsatile blood flow, produced without cardiac gating the pulse sequence.
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