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Dear MRMap Team,

I am trying to run some data to calculate the T2 map. I used SE for one
slice and repeated the scan with different TE. The However when I uploaded
the data it says
"Wrong no of series selected. Accepted values 3 - 200"

I do not understand what goes wrong.

Regards,

Dear Daniel,

Could you please give me information about ROI selection. The only tool which allow define the ROI is left-right-up-down button?

How about "rim" ROI covering only the myocardium without blood pool and surrounding tissue (by analogy with to LV segmentation delineation)

Is it possible to calculate the mean value of T1 for the whole ROI (for myocardium excluding blood pool) but not in each point separately as it appears after post processing?


Thank you.

Ekaterina.

Dear development team!
my name is Ekaterina Pershina, radiologist from Moscow.
I have successfully installed MRmap as well as IDL8.4 which was required.
Postprocessing of one Molly series takes in general 29 min.
Is there any opportunity or recommendations how to work with it faster.
Is it possible to process 2 or patients on one moment.
Thank you.
Ekaterina.


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Екатерина Першина

Dear MRmap developers,

I am new to MRmap package and I have just downloaded the latest version on windows 7 and got folder with three files; goButton.bmp, MRmap.sav, MRmap_Documentation.pdf.

But I know nothing how to start it. I think it is the .sav file. But when I open it, it opens IBM SPSS statistics data editor. I am really confused about this. Could you please give me a very short guide on how to start with this program.


Many thanks in advance

Ali 


 
Ali M. Al-Radaideh. PhD
Assistant Professor
Head of Department of Medical Imaging
Vice Dean of the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences
The Hashemite University, 
Zarqa, Jordan
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Dear MRmap Users, 

a new version of MRmap is now available via

https://sourceforge.net/projects/mrmap/

The new version (v1.4) includes the following changes:

● MOLLI on Philips 3.2.1 and higher for patch by Sebastian Kozerke enabled
● MOLLI on GE enabled (implementation by Scott Reid and Martin Graves)
● MOLLI enabled where Philips is "Philips Healthcare" instead of former "Philips Medical Systems" (e.g. release 4.1)
● Bug fixed that caused program to crash on manual DICOM save
● MOLLI on Siemens VD1xx enabled.

Best regards, 

Daniel Messroghli

Dear MRmap users, 

version 1.3 of MRmap is now available for download at 

https://sourceforge.net/projects/mrmap.

This new version features:

● New GUI layout with simplified selection of favorite mapping procedure
● Automatic detection of number of images per data set
● Exclusion of raw images for computation of parametric maps implemented
● More fields added to stored DICOM headers
● Processing of additional MOLLI implementations (Siemens VBxx, Philips 3.2.1, Philips 11.1.4) enabled
● Minor bug fixes

I hope that you enjoy the new features and that MRmap is of some help to your research. 

Best regards, 

Daniel Messroghli

Dear MRmap Users,

1) MRmap can now be cited. Please have a look at

      http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2342/10/16

2) Version 1.2 was released recently. New features include a zoom  
window and the ability to map specific sections of the field of view.  
MOLLI variants from Andreas Greiser (Siemens VA25 and VBxx), Sebastian  
Kozerke (Philips 2.6.1) and Christian Stehning (Philips 2.6.3) are  
currently  supported.

I hope that you find MRmap usefull for your work. Bug reports and  
suggestions for new features are still welcome!

Best regards,


Daniel Messroghli

Dear MRmap users,

a new release of MRmap (v1.1) has been uploaded to

https://sourceforge.net/projects/mrmap/

including both IDL source files and runtime version. Apart from minor  
bug fixes, this version differs from v1.0 in the way that it processes  
MOLLI image data acquired with the latest Siemens software release  
(VB17).

With best wishes for 2010,

Daniel Messroghli

Dear Colleagues,

it's my pleasure to announce that MRmap, the software tool for  
generating of MR relaxation time maps, has moved on to an open-source  
project, which is hosted at https://sourceforge.net/projects/mrmap/.  
Thus, this site will host both the latest runtime release and its  
corresponding source code. This will allow users who are familiar to  
IDL to adjust and modify the program according to their specific  
needs. I would like to invite anyone who is interested in this field  
to help improve the software. Critical comments, new ideas, and code  
enhancements are welcome! The project's website and this mailing list  
might also serve as a place to share problems or thoughts on MR  
mapping issues in general.
The first version of MRmap to be released at https://sourceforge.net/projects/mrmap/ 
  contains several advancements over previous versions including  
better DICOM writing and support of Philips MOLLI images.

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Kind regards,

Daniel Messroghli