The MP2RAGE sequence at ultra-high magnetic fields can be advantageous for investigation of microstructural changes because of reduced B1 inhomogeneity and images with different contrasts (uniform (UNI), T1, and fluid and white matter suppression (FLAWS)). In this study, we used several evaluative methods to optimize the inversion times and flip angles for UNI, T1, and FLAWS images of the MP2RAGE sequence at 7 T. We found the optimized inversion times with flip angles for UNI and T1 images, but different parameters for FLAWS images. The results suggested that different parameters of MP2RAGE at 7 T should be applied for different contrast types.
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