EPI diffusion- MRI sequence structure. The 90° and 180° RF pulses are followed by a bipolar, trapezoidal frequency encode gradient (Gx) for rapid collection of multiple echos. DWI is applied by symmetrical gradients along a frequency-encoded direction (black rectangles). Subsequent sequence acquisitions would apply diffusion weighting along phase (Gy) and slice-select (Gz) directions
EPI diffusion- MRI sequence structure
EPI diffusion- MRI sequence structure. The 90° and 180° RF pulses are followed by a bipolar, trapezoidal frequency encode gradient (Gx) for rapid collection of multiple echos. DWI is applied by symmetrical gradients along a frequency-encoded direction (black rectangles). Subsequent sequence acquisitions would apply diffusion weighting along phase (Gy) and slice-select (Gz) directions
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