SWIFT
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Note that the University of Minnesota license agreement to download this software package is for an individual. If your institution needs to change or add additional authorized people to download SWIFT, each person will need to sign the sign the license agreement and then CMRR will create an account on this site.
The SWIFT sequences developed at CMRR are now available for use at other institutions by MTA agreement with CMRR.
The available software versions are listed below. The DJ Swift Software is the current version under development. The older RC Swift Software is still available, but no longer being actively updated.
Collaborators
 Agilent |
 Aarhus University Denmark |
 Dartmouth |
 Duke |
 EPFL Switzerland |
 Julich |
 Lund Univ Sweden |
 Moffitt |
 PolyMTL Canada |
 Radboud |
 Univ E Finland |
 Univ Finland |
 Univ Georgia |
 Univ Illinois Chicago |
 Univ of Louisville |
 Univ Michigan |
 NIST |
 Univ Penn |
 UCSF |
 Vanderbilt |
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License
Obtaining a license
The available supported software versions are listed below. If you are interested in obtaining these sequences, please follow this process to obtain a CMRR license:
- Select the license from the OTC website and complete the license agreement.
- CMRR will send you your account information.
Once you have executed the License Agreement and have been given an access password, the software can be downloaded from the Download link below.
Citation
Contact
If you have noticed a bug or have a request for a new feature in a future release, please contact Djaudat Idiyatullin. Be sure to include the sequence variant and the model of scanner you are using in the problem description.
Download
Version DJ Swift Software
Released May 13, 2018 ; expiration Feb. 10, 2026
Swift sequences and reconstruction. (right-click, save link as...)
License and Documentation
- Release Notes
- Supplementary materials testing
- Talk at GRC meeting, 2006, "In vivo MRI of Fast Relaxing Spins Using a Swept Radiofrequency"
- Idiyatullin, C. Corum, A. McIntosh, S. Moeller, and M. Garwood, Direct MRI of Human Teeth by SWIFT, Joint Annual Meeting ISMRM-ESMRMB, Berlin, Germany, 2007.
- Idiyatullin, C. Corum, S. Moeller, J. Ellermann, and M. Garwood, Spectroscopic SWIFT, ISMRM 17th Annual Scientific Meeting & Exhibition, Honolulu, Hawaii USA, 2009.
- Seminar at CMRR, 2005,"Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Fast Relaxing Spins: Acquisition during Adiabatic Excitation"
- Djaudat Idiyatullin, Curt Corum, Steen Moeller, Hari Prasad, Michael Garwood, Donald Nixdorf, "SWIFT Versus X-Ray In Dental Imaging"
- 1518_Corum_0457.ppt
- 3094_Corum.ppt
- 5113_Corum_dipole.ppt
- D. Idiyatullin, S. Suddarth, C. Corum, G. Adriany, and M. Garwood, Continuous SWIFT, ISMRM Annual Scientific Meeting & Exhibition, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 2011.
Sequences
References
Idiyatullin D, et al. Fast and quiet MRI using a swept radiofrequency. J Magn Reson. 2006; 181:342-9. doi: 10.1016/j.jmr.2006.05.014
Idiyatullin D, et al. Gapped pulses for frequency-swept MRI. J Magn Reson. 2008; 193:267-73. doi: 10.1016/j.jmr.2008.05.009
Corum CA, et al. Gap cycling for SWIFT. Magn Reson Med. 2015; 73:677-82. doi: 10.1002/mrm.25141
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