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Asked 22 September 2017
How do I calculate --acqp?
Hi guys, I have the following information:
Phase enc. dir. A >> P
Echo spacing 0.84 ms
EPI factor 84
Based on the following, does this mean that my fourth number will be 0.84*0.001*83 which means that my acqpara.txt will be:
0 -1 0 0.06972
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