Nathan Noble1,2, Stephen Keevil1,3, John
Totman4, Geoff Charles-Edwards1,3
1King's College London, London, United
Kingdom; 2King's College Hospital, London, United Kingdom; 3Guy's
and St Thomas' Hospital, London; 4Imaging Sciences, King's College
London
In
this study, 3 and 4-point Dixon MRI
methods were compared at 3T in phantoms with known compositions of fat and
water and compared to fat-water ratios from localised MRS in the calf muscle
from eight healthy volunteers.In vitro, both 3 and 4 point Dixon techniques
investigated correlated well with the fat content of the phantoms. In vivo, the 4 point