Abstract #1656
Off-Resonance Correction in PROPELLER using Dixon Water-Fat Separation
Holger Eggers 1 , Michael Schr 2,3 , and James G. Pipe 3
1
Philips Research, Hamburg, Germany,
2
Philips
Healthcare, Cleveland, OH, United States,
3
Neuroimaging
Research, Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, AZ,
United States
Combinations of PROPELLER and Dixon methods have
recently been proposed to achieve motion insensitive
water-fat imaging. They perform the water-fat separation
after the PROPELLER reconstruction so far. However,
applying the water-fat separation to single blades
instead potentially offers several advantages. In this
work, the feasibility of this approach is demonstrated
in abdominal T2-weighted TSE imaging. By exploiting the
Cartesian k-space sampling in single blades, an
off-resonance correction for image quality enhancement
is shown to become simpler in this way.
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