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Let us examine the effect of multiple 90° pulses spaced at equal time intervals, called TR or repetition time (Fig. 18). If TR > 3T1 (long TR), the tissue is given plenty of time to regain full strength of its longitudinal magnetization (M0). If TR < T1 (short TR), tissue Mz stops very short of M0, and is forced to a new steady state called partial saturation.

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(2009). Partial Saturation. In: Clinical MR Imaging and Physics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78023-6_11

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