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Ultrashort echo time imaging
Ultrashort echo time (UTE) imaging is a magnetic resonance imaging technique that captures signal within tens of microseconds, making short-T2 tissues like cortical bone, tendons, and lung visible on MRI.
Vessel wall imaging
Vessel wall imaging, also called vessel wall magnetic resonance imaging, is a black-blood MRI technique that suppresses blood signal to directly show artery wall inflammation, thickening, and plaque that luminal imaging misses.
Water–fat separation (MRI)
Water–fat separation is an MRI post-processing method, based on W T Dixon's 1984 technique, that separates water and fat signals to quantify tissue fat, especially in the liver.
WATS study
WATS study (NCT03891511), a Chilean observational MRI trial by Universidad de los Andes, showing the T1 WATS 3D SPGR sequence detects TMJ fibrocartilage in ~98% of fossae versus 4-22% for conventional sequences.