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Mapping the absolute value of M0 using dipolar field effects

The ability to map the spatial variation of the absolute, rather than the relative value of the equilibrium magnetization could be advantageous in many areas of NMR. However, direct measurement of M0 is usually difficult because of the multiparametric dependence of the NMR signal. Here we propose a technique for mapping the spatial variation of the absolute value of M0, independent of relaxation weighting and flip angle calibration. This method, which works best at high field strengths, is based on the effect of the dipolar field due to the nuclear magnetization that is normally neglected in liquid‐state NMR. The experimental implementation of this sequence at 3.0 T is described, and its initial application to the measurement of the water content of brain tissue is outlined. Magn Reson Med 47:871–879, 2002. © 2002 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.