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    This document describes a highly efficient inductively coupled double resonant surface coil for simultaneous 1H/19F PET-MRI. It was designed for a 3T MRI-PET research system to monitor 19F-marked tissue engineering implants. The coil achieves high SNR for both 1H and 19F frequencies through a mechanical design that uses a single tuning element to match the frequencies. Phantom images show good separation of water and a perfluoro compound using the coil.

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    This document describes a highly efficient inductively coupled double resonant surface coil for simultaneous 1H/19F PET-MRI. It was designed for a 3T MRI-PET research system to monitor 19F-marked tissue engineering implants. The coil achieves high SNR for both 1H and 19F frequencies through a mechanical design that uses a single tuning element to match the frequencies. Phantom images show good separation of water and a perfluoro compound using the coil.

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    This document describes a highly efficient inductively coupled double resonant surface coil for simultaneous 1H/19F PET-MRI. It was designed for a 3T MRI-PET research system to monitor 19F-marked tissue engineering implants. The coil achieves high SNR for both 1H and 19F frequencies through a mechanical design that uses a single tuning element to match the frequencies. Phantom images show good separation of water and a perfluoro compound using the coil.

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    #828

    Highly Efficient Inductively Coupled


    Double Resonant Surface Coil for
    Simultaneous 1H/19F PET-MRI

    C. Findeklee, C. Leussler, D. Wirtz, J. Keupp


    Philips Research
    April 26, 2013
    Declaration of Relevant
    Financial Interests or Relationships
    Speaker Name: Christian Findeklee

    I have the following relevant financial interest or relationship to disclose with


    regard to the subject matter of this presentation:

    Company name: Philips Technologie GmbH


    Type of relationship: Employment
    Motivation and Specification

    • 180mm Ø 3T-MRI-PET
    research system in
    University of Aachen (RWTH)
    • Monitoring 19F-marked Tissue
    Engineering Implants
    • Highest possible SNR for 19F
    and 1H, i.e. 120MHz / 128MHz
    • remote dual frequency
    tuning/matching capability
    • Identical B1-profiles for
    homogeneity correction

    Julia Frese et al.: Generation and imaging of patient customized implants. Biomed Tech (Berl), Sep 6 2012
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    Mechanical Design

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    Mechanical Design

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    1H

    19F

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    1H 19F

    19F 1H

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    1H 19F

    19F 1H

    +
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    1H 19F

    1H, 19F
    19F 1H

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    1H, 19F

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    1H, 19F

    𝐿=0

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    2
    𝜔𝑀
    𝑍⟶
    𝑍
    19F
    1H, 19F 1H

    𝐿=0

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    19F
    1H

    𝐿=0

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    19F
    1H

    < -29 dB

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    19F
    1H
    Increase resonance frequency

    < -29 dB

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    1H
    19F

    < -9.6 dB

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    1H
    19F

    Decrease resonance frequency

    < -9.6 dB

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    1H

    19F

    < -31 dB

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    1H

    19F
    Increase stored energy

    < -31 dB

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    1H, 19F

    - dB

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    Half Q

    doubled

    < -11 dB

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    Half Q

    Increase coupling

    doubled

    < -11 dB

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    < -36 dB

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    Prototype Coil,
    realized by Selective Laser Sintering (Polyamid SLS)

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    Prototype Coil

    TR switch unit including channel combiner and preamplifier

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    Matching

    no mutual coupling matched for both frequencies

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    Phantom Images
    Water Perfluoro-Crown-Ether
    H 2O C10F20O5

    3D gradient-echo sequence, 0.5mm resolution, FOV (100mm)2, 15 slices of 6 mm, α=40°


    1H: TR=13.7ms, TE=6.7ms, pixel bandwidth 96 Hz, acquisition time 52 s
    19F: TR=14.5ms, TE=7.1ms, pixel bandwidth 90 Hz, acquisition time 55 s
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    Conclusion
    Proposed double resonant inductive feeding concept is a smart solution:
    - Simultaneous matching with mainly just one tuning element
    - Includes broadband cable trap
    - Extremely large tuning range
    - Same current phase in feeding- and resonator coil

    Thank
    you
    for listening, and
    Peter Mazurkewitz,
    Thomas Reichel,
    Norbert Kuhn
    for support!
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