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1.5T vessel wall MRI comparing acquired 0.6 × 0.6 × 1.0 mm images with SwiftMR reconstruction at 0.26 × 0.26 × 0.5 mm for finer anatomic detail.

1.5T Vessel Wall Imaging: Evaluating Reconstructed Detail

Intracranial vessel wall imaging is technically demanding. The vessel wall is small, adjacent blood signal must be suppressed, and image quality depends...
Diagram explains how OEM DL Reconstruction solutions work alongside SwiftMR AI to enhance MRI images

7 Ways SwiftMR Improves OEM DL Reconstruction for Radiology Practices

OEM deep learning reconstruction has changed what MRI teams can expect from accelerated imaging. By improving reconstruction within the scanner pipeline,...
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AI-Accelerated Cardiac MRI: 69% Faster Short-Axis Cine With SwiftMR

Cardiac MRI has never been more clinically important — or more operationally demanding.
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Cardiac Cine MRI in 4 Heartbeats: Reducing Breath-Hold Burden in CMR

SwiftMR reconstruction reduces 2-chamber cine acquisition from 11 heartbeats to 4, cutting breath-hold time by more than 60% while maintaining diagnostic...
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Metal Artifact Reduction MRI: Recovering Signal with SwiftMR

Metal Hardware MRI: Same Protocol. Recovering Signal Where It Counts Metal hardware is one of the biggest image quality challenges in MRI, and one of the...
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Beyond Faster Scans: Where We're Taking MRI Next

Following the TA Associates growth investment, AIRS Medical CEO Jason Park shares why the future of MRI is measurable insight, not just faster scans.
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Liver DCE MRI Evaluating Vessel Delineation and Lesion Conspicuity

Liver DCE MRI — Same Scan. More to See. Arterial phase imaging requires precise timing and sufficient image quality to evaluate enhancement patterns, hepatic...
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Deep Resolve and SwiftMR: Accelerated Ankle MRI to 51 Seconds

Ankle Ax PD Musculoskeletal MRI often requires balancing image quality with efficiency. This example compares standard deep resolve AI and accelerated...
Sagittal brain MRI on a Siemens Skyra 3T comparing a conventional 3:03 acquisition with SwiftMR at 1:03 using 0.9 × 1.1 × 1.0 mm acquired resolution.

Image of the Week: Brain 3D T2 FLAIR

Brain 3D T2 FLAIR FLAIR (Fluid-Attenuated Inversion Recovery) suppresses cerebrospinal fluid signal to make white matter lesions — including periventricular...
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I am curious about SwiftMR's deep learning algorithm!

Written by Geunu Jeong Head of SwiftMR Research in AIRS Medical SwiftMR is a deep learning-based product that enhances the quality of MR images. So, how...
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All-in-One Deep Learning Framework for MR Image Reconstruction

Authors Geunu Jeong, Hyeonsoo Kim, Joonyoung Yang, Kyungeun Jang, Jeewook Kim AIRS Medical, Seoul, Korea   We introduce a novel, all-in-one...
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Transforming MRI Efficiency: The Swift Rise of AI at Naugatuck Valley Radiology

Seven years ago at RSNA, Chris Beaulieu, Operations Director at Naugatuck Valley Radiology(NVR), was approached by a technology vendor claiming something...

Pediatric Case report

Introduction Radiologic exams including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for pediatric patients require utmost attention to safety and efficacy. While...

Highly accelerated knee magnetic resonance imaging using deep neural network (DNN)–based reconstruction: prospective, multi-reader, multi-vendor study

Authors Joohee Lee1, Min Jung2, Jiwoo Park1, Sungjun Kim1, Yunjin Im1, Nim Lee1, Ho-Taek Song1 & Young Han Lee1   1. Department of Radiology,...

Deep Learning-based MR Reconstruction Improves Robustness of Brain Volumetry in Low-Quality MR Images

Authors Woojin Jung1, Koung Mi Kang2   1AIRS Medical Inc, Korea, Republic of2Seoul National University Hospital, Korea, Republic ofwe3001@gmail.com   KCR...
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