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High signal to noise ratio (SNR) in magnetic resonance imaging is vital for ensuring accurate diagnosis and treatment. Arrays of surface coils for receive only purposes is a well established way to increase SNR. However, due to crosstalk between the array elements, the SNR can be severely degraded. For that reason, arrays often do not exploit their full potential. By using a series decoupling network...
High signal to noise ratio (SNR) in magnetic resonance imaging is vital for ensuring accurate diagnosis and treatment. Arrays of surface coils for receive only purposes is a well established way to increase SNR. However, due to crosstalk between the array elements, the SNR can be severely degraded. For that reason, arrays often do not exploit their full potential. By using a series decoupling network...
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