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![Use of selective excitation pulse and a 3D <t>diffusion-weighted</t> gradient spin-echo sequence (DW-GRASE) sequence for localized <t>diffusion</t> <t>MRI.</t> (A) Performance of the spatially selective excitation pulse was tested in an agarose gel phantom. The red box in the image of the phantom represents an 8 × 8 mm field of excitation. The yellow and blue curves in (B) show the excitation profile along the x-axis and y-axis, respectively. (C) A diagram of the 3D DW-GRASE sequence with spatially selective excitation pulse. The sequence can be extended to include two fields of excitation and acquisition. The diagram shows two localized imaging modules that target two separate embryos in an interleaved fashion. The localized imaging module is expanded to show the timing of the 2D selective excitation pulse together with the spiral gradient in the x–y plane, diffusion sensitization, the GRASE readout, and the twin-navigator echoes. Each GRASE readout acquires five double-sampled gradient and spin echoes and is repeated four times to achieve an acceleration factor of 20 compared to the conventional spin echo sequence. [Color figure can be viewed in the online issue, which is available at wileyonlinelibrary.com.]](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_3472/pmc04523472/pmc04523472__nihms671825f1.jpg)