Closed DrSAR closed 9 years ago
Images from preliminary analysis of SNR - we actually do pretty well with SNR if we put the mouse tumour on top of the coil:
A. HPGS4 (lowest SNR yet)
_B. HerS10 _
C. NecS3
_D. HerS11 _
E. HPGS13 - Test mouse Note that the two tumours are way far from the area where the receive coil is most sensitive - we really shot ourselves in the foot here by our positioning. Also, will you look at THAT - there is an SNR improvement of a factor of 10 that we can get from this, just by positioning!
okay maybe not factor of 10, maybe factor of 5
If a scan with a time-dimension exists we can calculate the SNR based on a ratio of mean to standard deviation for every pixel in the image. This has the advantage over ROI-based SNR's of incorporating artefacts in the areas where we falsely suspect signal voids.