What does GRE stand for?

Gradient Echo (magnetic resonance)

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Data acquired includes projection reconstruction with slice selection or without slice selection using spin-echo or gradient echo.

Contrast enhancement methods in sodium MR imaging: a new emerging ...

Two different approaches to 3-dimensional imaging of the spine are gradient echo (GRE)-based and fast spin echo (FSE)-based imaging.

Advances in high-field MR imaging of the spine

The abnormality is demonstrated on the gradient echo images (GRE) where punctate foci of low signal are noted in the white matter of the right frontal lobe and in the superior aspect of the right parietal lobe.

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This finding was sometimes subtle on fast spin echo T2-weighted images, and more conspicuous on true T2-weighted and gradient echo images.

A New Sign in Spinal Dural Fistula?

With the advent of Gradient Echo, Fast Spin Echo and Echo Planar sequences, scan times have been reduced dramatically, making cardiac imaging possible.

Reportlinker Adds Medical Imaging Markets: MRI (Magnetic Resonance ...

22) Pulmonary nodules often show progressive retention of contrast, increasing their conspicuity on IP images, with fat-suppressed 3-dimensional gradient echo being the preferred technique (23) (Figure 12).

Body MR imaging: sequences we use and why

Echo-planar (EP) images were collected using a single-shot, blipped, gradient echo EP pulse sequence: echo time (TE)=40 msec, data acquisition time =40 msec, field of view (FOV)=24 cm, resolution = 64x64.

Investigating connectional characteristics of motor cortex network*

Spin Echo or fast Gradient Echo are used for echoplanar imaging when performing DWI c.

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