Chapter 6 K Space Flashcards

1
Q

K space

A

stores data from spatial frequencies created from spatial encoding
- rectangular w/ 2 axes perpendicular

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2
Q

frequency axis

A

horizontal
- rows

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3
Q

phase axis

A

vertical
- columns

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4
Q

total number of K space areas

A

total number of selected slices

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5
Q

lowest numbers

A

near center

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6
Q

highest numbers

A

outer edges

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7
Q

upper portion lines

A

positive

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8
Q

lower portion lines

A

negative

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9
Q

lines filled with data determined by

A

polarity of phase encoding gradient

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10
Q

simplest method to fill K space

A

Cartesian
- filled linear (top to bottom)

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11
Q

frequency gradient is turned on

A

frequency echoes are digitized and data is acquired and located in K space

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12
Q

data arranged into

A

data points

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13
Q

number of data points determined by

A

frequency matrix
- process repeated for every slice

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14
Q

each gradient determines

A

how and when K space is filled

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15
Q

number of lines

A

number of phase matrix

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16
Q

number of data points

A

frequency matrix

17
Q

each line filled

A

single TR period

18
Q

wave form created by

A

plotting the change of phase of magnetic moments over time and distance

19
Q

make data into format for FFT to create image of slices

A
  • simplify the frequencies and amplitudes that are in the echo
  • digitize the echo- Analog to digital conversion
20
Q

analog

A

info about a variable illustrate in waveform

21
Q

digital shows

A

info in binary numbers

22
Q

analog digitization

A

takes place in the receiver coil or body of scanner

23
Q

number of data points horizontally

A

frequency matrix

24
Q

number of data points vertically

A

phase matrix

25
Q

frequency matrix

26
Q

phase matrix

A

short axis

27
Q

two main components of pulse sequence

A

RF pulses and gradients

28
Q

most optimum digital sampling frequency

A

Nyquist theorem

29
Q

Nyquist frequency

A

highest frequency must be sampled twice as often to accurately represent

30
Q

sampling window

A

how long the system has to acquire the data
- time the frequency encoding gradient is on

31
Q

data points that are collected during sampling time

A

frequency matrix

32
Q

digital sampling frequency and sampling window determine

A

how many data points can be collected (freq matrix)

33
Q

altering the receive bandwidth or frequency matrix

A

sampling window is changed and it impacts the TE

34
Q

Fast Fourier Transform

A

mathematical conversion of frequency/ time domain to frequency/ amplitude