separating MRI weightings from pulse sequences #160
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note: add also to synonyms the "image processing" |
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Add also: R2 weighting (same definition as T2 reciprocal) |
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During offline discussion: We should also add T1 rho since it is part of BIDS. Quick search led me to this paper, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4700236/, which seems highly relevant for a definition: "T1ρ (or T1ρ) relaxation time describes spin-lattice relaxation in the rotation frame at the presence of an external RF pulse in the transverse plane." |
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@UlrikeS91 ready for review. |
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related to #156
----> new Terminology instance "MRI weighting" (done)
----> move T1/T2 into new terminology (done)
----> add T2star, proton-density to new terminology (done)
@tgbugs we should discuss definitions here.