SU‐FF‐I‐28: A Novel Simulated Method of Quantifying Susceptibilities in Objects: The First Step Toward Quantitative Diagnosis in MRI

Quantifying tissue susceptibilities in‐vivo is important because certain tissue susceptibilities may reflect health conditions of an individual. Many researchers have accurately measured susceptibilities of different materials using the least‐square‐fit method when the object sizes occupy at least 50 pixels on MRI. In this abstract we have developed a new approach to measure susceptibilities of small objects from MRI. We first simulated a disk …