AI Article Synopsis
- HASTE is a T2-weighted imaging technique that captures abdominal images in under 1 second, independent of patient breathing.
- Clinical studies involving 38 patients showed that HASTE images were rated as good for 28 patients and fair for 10, including five who struggled to hold their breath.
- The technique provided clear definitions of liver and bowel structures in the images.
Article Abstract
HASTE (Half fourier Single-shot Turbo spin-Echo) is a single-section T2-weighted sequence that acquires images in less than 1 second. Images are breathing independent and possess a variety of other features useful for imaging the abdomen. The design of this technique is described. Clinical studies of 38 consecutive patients were performed using this technique. HASTE images were considered good in 28 and fair in 10 patients, including five patients who could not suspend respiration. Definition of liver and bowel was particularly clear.
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