Abstract:
PURPOSE: Magnetic resonance imaging equipment and a control method thereof are provided to obtain magnetic resonance images, where errors by off-resonance components are corrected, for multiple slices and to prevent overlapping between individual magnetic resonance images. CONSTITUTION: Magnetic resonance imaging equipment is composed of a magnet assembly(150) forming a magnetic field and generating a resonance for an atomic nucleus, a control part(120) controlling operation, a data collection part(160) receiving data about magnetic resonance signals, and a data processing part(180) generating magnetic resonance images by using the received data. The magnet assembly includes a magnetostatic coil part(151) forming a magnetostatic field at the inside, a gradient coil part(152) forming a gradient in the magnetostatic field, and an RF(Radio Frequency) coil part(153) exciting the atomic nucleus and receiving a magnetic resonance signal from the atomic nucleus; and a pulse sequence control part(122) controls RF signals applied to the gradient and atomic nucleus by controlling the gradient coil part and RF coil part. [Reference numerals] (110) User operation part; (121) Magnetostatic control part; (122) Pulse sequence control part; (130) Gradient applying part; (140) RF applying part; (151) Magnetostatic coil part; (152) Gradient coil part; (153) RF coil part; (160) Data collection part; (170) Data storage part; (180) Data processing part; (190) Display part
Abstract:
A method and an apparatus of creating a magnetic resonance image, and a computer readable recording medium are provided to improve the speed of generating the magnetic resonance image and the resolution of the magnetic resonance image. A method of creating a magnetic resonance image includes the steps of: inverse-radon-transforming a first sinogram for an object, and generating a first image(120); radon-transforming the first image, and generating a second sinogram(130); replacing first projection data, under a threshold value which reflects the average brightness of projection data of the first sinogram, with second projection data corresponding to the second sinogram, and generating a third sinogram(140); and inverse-radon-transforming the third sinogram, and generating a second image(150).