The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of an adaptive gradient calibration technique for a 3D stack-of-radial sequence with regard to magnitude- and complex-based fat content quantification and triglyceride saturation estimation. In-vivo measurements in two healthy volunteers showed that gradient calibration improved the accuracy of complex fitted fat fraction and fatty acid maps. Gradient calibration only had a minor impact on magnitude-based fat fraction results.
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