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Existing optimal control protocols for mitigating the effects of relaxationand/or RF inhomogeneity on broadband pulse performance are extended to the moredifficult problem of designing robust, refocused, frequency selectiveexcitation pulses. For the demanding case of T1 and T2 equal to the pulselength, anticipated signal losses can be significantly reduced while achievingnearly ideal frequency selectivity. Improvements in performance are the resultof allowing residual unrefocused magnetization after applyingrelaxation-compensated selective excitation by optimized pulses (RC-SEBOP). Wedemonstrate simple pulse sequence elements for eliminating this unwantedresidual signal.

Optimal control design of band-selective excitation pulses that accommodate relaxation and RF inhomogeneity