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Radiology

artificially increased MRI signal in tendons and other ordered collagen when the fibres lie near 55 degrees to the main magnetic field on short-echo images.

In radiology, magic angle effect refers to artificially increased MRI signal in tendons and other ordered collagen when the fibres lie near 55 degrees to the main magnetic field on short-echo images. This meaning comes from Erickson (1991) in Radiology.[1]

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References

Erickson, S. J., Cox, I. H., Hyde, J. S., Carrera, G. F., Strandt, J. A., & Estkowski, L. D. (1991). Effect of tendon orientation on MR imaging signal intensity: a manifestation of the "magic angle" phenomenon. Radiology, 181(2), 389-392. https://doi.org/10.1148/radiology.181.2.1924777

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