Get access to sequences and the KS Foundation library at GitLab.com
- The repository (psd_ksfoundation) contains
- The KS Foundation C library and helper functions
- ksfse.e (2D & 3D FSE)
- ksgre.e (2D & 3D GRE)
- ksepi.e (2D & 3D EPI)
- Matlab recon for EPI (2D & 3D) that can be run online and offline
- Educational Matlab tools (k-Space Explorer & MR contrast Explorer)
- Note that you also need to have a valid EPIC license agreement and a Software Sharing Agreement (Research Community Sharing License) with GE Healthcare. Therefore, access to the repository require filling in a form in the link below.
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to repository on GitLab.com
Get the ksepi2 sequence (e.g. sub-minute 3D SWI-EPI & 3D T1w EPI)
- RPM install, no compilation needed. Mainly aimed for clinical end-users
- Currently for ESE releases 26.0 to 30.1
- The most useful applications of ksepi2 are 3D SWI-EPI and 3D T1w-EPI since there are no vendor options for those techniques. Also, 2D snapshot SWI is a ksepi2 application that is bleeding sensitive and motion robust
- The sequence (executable) can be installed as an RPM after filling in the ksepi2 request form
- Note that you also need to have a valid Research Key (Research Mode Limited License) and a Software Sharing Agreement (Research Community Sharing License) with GE Healthcare
Get the NeuroMix sequence
- RPM install, no compilation needed. Mainly aimed for clinical end-users
- Currently for ESE releases 26.0 to 30.1
- NeuroMix is the successor of EPIMix. Unlike EPIMix, NeuroMix has distortion-free T2w and T2-FLAIR contrasts as well as two 3D volumes (SWI and T1w contrasts)
- The sequence (executable) can be installed as an RPM after filling in the NeuroMix request form
- Further reading:
- Note that you also need to have a valid Research Key (Research Mode Limited License) and a Software Sharing Agreement (Research Community Sharing License) with GE Healthcare
