With the facilitated approach of ultra-high frequency (UHF, over 7T) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system, multi-nuclei (MN)-MRI can be regarded as one of critical means for diagnose due to its capability of acquiring non-invasive metabolic information1, 2. In this study, a radiofrequency (RF) coil that can selectively receive two nuclei signals, the proton (1H) and the sodium (23Na), by controlling PIN diodes is proposed. Since 1H images show clear anatomical structure where 23Na show critical in-vivo metabolisms, acquired MN magnetic resonance (MR) images using the proposed MN RF coil have capabilities to assist diagnose visually3.
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