Abstract
AbstractRelaxation time measurements are important in magnetic resonance imaging. This paper discusses the need for creating calculated relaxation time images and it reviews current practices in the field. Imaging techniques based on inversion recovery, partial saturation, and variable‐tip‐angle experiments, as well as single‐shot methods that employ stimulated echoes or multiple‐readout pulses are considered. Virtues and limitations of each method are reported.
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