MRI Technologistover 7 years ago
Cartesian 2D T2-w FLAIR (A) and non-Cartesian (PROPELLER) 2D T2-w FLAIR (B)
Cartesian acquisition suffers from severe motion artifacts, while non-Cartesian acquisition easily highlights the cerebellum tumour, offering diagnostic imaging. Images courtesy of Christos Tsiotsios.
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