Abstract #2164
Flexible Temporal Reconstruction of Continuously Acquired Dynamic Contrast Enhanced Acquisition for Simultaneous Perfusion and Morphologic Imaging of the Abdomen
Hersh Chandarana 1 , Benjamin Abiri 1 , Byron Gaing 1 , Justin Ream 1 , Andrew Rosenkrantz 1 , Mary Bruno 1 , Henry Rusinek 1 , and Kai Tobias Block 1
1
Radiology, NYU Langone Medical Center, New
York, NY, United States
Perfusion weighted imaging (PWI) is not incorporated
into routinely abdominal imaging due to the need for
additional contrast injection and acquisition time. We
have developed a novel acquisition and reconstruction
method called GRASP (GRASP: Golden-angle RAdial Sparse
Parallel) whereby data is acquired continuously in
free-breathing and retrospectively reconstructed with
flexible temporal resolution. In this study we have
shown that high temporal GRASP reconstruction can be
used for PWI to accurately measure kidney function
(MR-GFR) as compared with the Cartesian scheme.
Furthermore images reconstructed with different temporal
resolution from a single acquisition can be used for
morphologic evaluation.
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