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MRTD with bTFEe was obtained with a segmented 3D k-space acquisition. The actual parameters for bTFEe were as follows: repetition time (TR)/echo time (TE), 4.8/2.4 ms; flip angle, 120 degrees; matrix, 208 208; slice thickness, 1.6 mm; turbo factor (number of data sampling per shot), 200; field of view, 304 mm; SENSE factor, 2; the number of slices, 72; number of acquisitions, 1. Centric k-space ordering in ky direction was set in the acquisition. In conventional scheme, data are acquired in several ky points from center to outer space with fixing kz line in the shot and continue this acquisition in successive shots by shifting kz line sequentially. In bTFEe, sampling points within a shot is extended from the ky points on the single kz line to neighboring kz points according to the number of turbo factors. It means number of turbo factors can be set larger than the number of ky points in single kz line, leading to shorter scan time compared to that of conventional single-shot acquisition scheme. The number of data sampling for ky and kz per shot was automatically determined according to the turbo factor; approximately three kz lines were obtained per shot at the current turbo factor setting. Four dummy pulses were used in the α/2 approach to achieve steady-state conditions. Data for total 3D k-space on bTFEe was segmentally sampled with respiratory gating. Shot interval was determined according to the respiratory gate on each subject. Volume shimming was used by applying a volume of interest to the upper mediastinum, avoiding the lung region, to improve magnetic field homogeneity. In place of fat suppression (i.e., spectral presaturation with inversion recovery or spectral attenuation with inversion recovery), real reconstruction, which displays the positive and negative signal values,8 was performed to suppress the signal of the fat tissue. Data were reconstructed in a final resolution of 0.6 0.6 0.8 mm.

Magnetic resonance thoracic ductography in a 26-year-old woman. The thoracic duct (arrows) is well visualized on both balanced turbo field echo with extended k-space sampling (bTFEe) (A) and three-dimensional turbo spin-echo (B), with a curved planar reformation. Note that bTFEe shows not only the thoracic duct, but the surrounding structures such as the vessels and the vertebras.

Magnetic resonance thoracic ductography in a 29-year-old man. Balanced turbo field echo with extended k-space sampling with a curved planar reformation (A) well visualizes the thoracic duct in all the segments (arrows). Three-dimensional turbo spin-echo with a curved planar reformation (B) less visualizes the thoracic duct (arrows) in the upper section near the aortic arch.

The visualization of the draining location of the thoracic duct in the subclavian region in a 26-year-old woman. Balanced turbo field echo with extended k-space sampling with a partial maximum intensity projection well visualizes the thoracic duct (arrows) draining to the proximal portion of the internal jugular vein (*).

The utilities of balanced field echo for MRTD has not been well investigated. We found only one literature describing the utilities of 3D balanced turbo field echo with navigator gate and cardiac-trigger by Kato et al.5 They reported generally good visualization of the thoracic duct. However the upper portion of the thoracic duct was less visualized with 3D balanced turbo field echo. They suggested that balanced turbo field echo may be susceptible for artifact at the air-tissue or bone-tissue boundaries. Meanwhile, bTFEe showed a relatively good visualization of the upper portion of the thoracic duct. Although the techniques including bTFEe, shimming method, and real reconstruction might have contributed to improve the visibility of the thoracic duct, we did not compare the visibility of the thoracic duct between conventional balanced turbo field echo and bTFEe in this study; the difference in visibility of the thoracic duct between both methods remains unclear. However, bTFEe with respiratory gate has an advantage of shorter acquisition time than balanced turbo field with respiratory and cardiac gate echo.

On steady-state free precession (SSFP) imaging, resonant frequency of lipid has opposite phase to that of water, when selecting certain TR (i.e., TR = 4.6 ms at 1.5T).10 This phenomenon can be applied to fat-suppression technique that does not increase scan time. As such, fat signal should be negative value, whereas water signal should be positive, on real reconstruction images (i.e., images maintaining the positive and negative signals values) on SSFP, resulting in signal difference between water and fat. Meanwhile, this signal difference should decrease on magnitude reconstruction images, where both water and fat signals are displayed in absolute value. Thus, real reconstruction technique might have some effect on suppressing fat tissue in this study, because fat tissue in the posterior mediastinum around the thoracic duct showed a relatively low intensity on bTFEe. However, we did not sufficiently assess the utility of fat suppression on bTFEe using real reconstruction technique, and this should be evaluated in the future. In addition, the method for k-space ordering might have affected the imaging contrast for MRTD. Morita et al.11 compared the contrast of the several structures in the upper abdomen between centric and linear k-space ordering on 3D SSFP, and reported that the contrast for vessels and fat decreased on centric k-space ordering compared to linear k-space ordering, while that for the bile duct was not significantly different between these k-space ordering methods. Although we assumed that visualization of both the thoracic duct and surrounding structures has an advantage on balanced turbo field echo imaging, prominent visibility of the tissues around the thoracic duct might interfere the correct interpretation of the thoracic duct. Therefore, we set centric k-space ordering in this study. However, we used dummy pulses applied in the α/2 approach to achieve steady-state conditions; the selection of k-space ordering might have less effect for the imaging contrast in this study.12

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