Abstract #1571
            K-t PCA GROWL: Sequential Combination of Partially Parallel Imaging and K-t PCA
                      Haikun Qi                     1                    , Feng Huang                     2                    , Xiaoying 						Cai                     1                    , Dan Zhu                     1                    , Feiyu Chen                     1                    , 						Chun Yuan                     1,3                    , and Huijun Chen                     1          
            
            1
           
           Center for Biomedical Imaging Research, 
						Tsinghua University, Beijing, Beijing, China,
           
            2
           
           Philips 
						Healthcare, Florida, United States,
           
            3
           
           Department 
						of radiology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 
						United States
          
            
          When multichannel coil is used for data acquisition, 
						partially parallel imaging can be combined with k-t PCA 
						to improve reconstruction accuracy. In this study, a 
						sequential combination of partially parallel imaging and 
						k-t PCA, which is called k-t PCA GROWL (GRAPPA Operator 
						for Wider readout Line) is proposed. Compared with k-t 
						PCA and k-t PCA/SNESE on artificially undersampled 
						cardiac cine data, the proposed method resulted in the 
						lowest error level. K-t PCA GROWL is a more efficient 
						and more accurate scheme to combine k-t PCA and parallel 
						imaging, and is promising in high spatiotemporal 
						resolution dynamic MRI.
         
				
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