Figure 6.

IR-dUTE imaging of the ultrashort T2 components in white matter of three healthy volunteers, 37 years old (1^st row), 63 years old (2^nd row) and 40 years old (3^rd row) with TEs of 8 μs (A, F, K), 0.2 ms (B, G, L), 0.6 ms (C, H, M) and 1.5 ms (D, I, N) as well as the corresponding single component T2* fitting (E, J, O). Short T2*s of 0.33 ms, 0.37 ms and 0.55 ms were demonstrated, respectively.