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What happens in k-space? This tool allows you to choose changes to be made to a k-space data set. The result of these changes is seen and discussed.

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K-Space Tool: Small Peripheral RF Spike

A small RF spike in the periphery of k-space makes no discernable effect in the image. This is illustrated by the numerous small RF spikes which can be seen in the upper periphery of k-space. No effect can be seen in the image from all of these spikes.

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Introduction.
Apply a low pass filter—see only the contrast of the image.
Apply a high pass filter—see only the detail of the image.
Introduce random motion artefacts—cf coughing, swallowing, moving.
Introduce periodic motion artefacts—cf breathing, pulsatile flow.
Add random noise.
Add more random noise.
Create a large RF spike near centre of k-space.
Create a small RF spike near centre of k-space.
Create a large RF spike at the periphery of k-space.
Create a small RF spike at the periphery of k-space.
Reduce the scan percentage—miss out the top and bottom of k-space.
Acquire just over half of k-space—partial Fourier with three extra lines.
Remove every other k-space line—similar to how SENSE (sensitivity encoding) achieves accelerated data acquisition.

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K-Space Tool: Small Peripheral RF Spike

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