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"The SPACE MRI sequence, is a spin echo type MRI sequence, which creates high spatial resolution three-dimensional datasets. SPACE is an abbreviation for Sampling Perfection with Application optimised Contrast using different flip angle Evolution. The sequence was developed by Siemens."

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"The SPACE MRI sequence, is a spin echo type MRI sequence, which creates high spatial resolution three-dimensional datasets. SPACE is an abbreviation for Sampling Perfection with Application optimised Contrast using different flip angle Evolution. The sequence was developed by Siemens."

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"The SPACE sequence is a single slab three-dimensional turbo spin echo (TSE) sequence with a slab selective, variable excitation pulse."

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"SPACE is able to produce high resolution isotropic images that can be reconstructed in multiple planes."

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"T1 SPACE sequence is superior than T1 MPRAGE in detecting lesions in dural and sulcal spaces because it is able to suppress normal blood vessel signals in these areas. Post contrast T1 SPACE is also more useful than T1 MPRAGE in assessing leptomeningeal abnormalities 5."

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"T1 SPACE sequence is superior than T1 MPRAGE in detecting lesions in dural and sulcal spaces because it is able to suppress normal blood vessel signals in these areas. Post contrast T1 SPACE is also more useful than T1 MPRAGE in assessing leptomeningeal abnormalities 5."

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