Neue Methoden in der Neuroradiologie: MR-Fingerprinting und synthetische Bildgebung

Zusammenfassung

Was bedeutet „synthetische Bildgebung“? Ist es eine bestimmte Form der Akquisition oder kann man auch durch Postprocessing von Standard-MRT-Aufnahmen synthetische Bilder erzeugen? Welche Rolle spielt künstliche Intelligenz hierbei? Antworten auf die Fragen, welche synthetischen Verfahren es gibt und wofür diese bereits bei neuroradiologischen Fragestellungen genutzt werden, liefert dieser Übersichtsartikel.

Abstract

What is the definition of "synthetic imaging"? Is it a specific kind of acquisition or can synthetic images also be generated by post-processing of standard MR images? What role does artificial intelligence play? This review article provides answers to questions of technique and use of synthetic neuroimaging.

Schlüsselwörter

synthetische Bildgebung - virtuelle Bildgebung - MR-Fingerprinting - Gehirn - Neuroradiologie

Key words

synthetic imaging - virtual imaging - magnetic resonance fingerprinting - brain - neuroradiology

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