Abstract #0079
            Complex-Difference Constrained Reconstruction for Accelerated Phase Contrast Flow Imaging
                       Aiqi Sun                       1                      , Bo Zhao                       2                      , Rui Li                       1                      , 						and Chun Yuan                       1,3           
            
             1
            
            Center for Biomedical Imaging Research, 
						School of Medicine, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China,
            
             2
            
            Department 
						of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of 
						Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States,
            
             3
            
            Department 
						of radiology, University of Washington, WA, United 
						States
           
            
           Phase-contrast (PC) cine MRI has been demonstrated as a 
						promising technique for studying hemodynamics. However, 
						it remains limited in clinical practice because of its 
						long scan time. To date, a number of fast imaging 
						methods have been applied to PC cine MRI, including 
						kinds of k-t reconstruction algorithms, but most of them 
						could cause temporal blurring and large deviation in 
						flow measurements under higher acceleration rate. In 
						this work, we propose a new complex-difference 
						constrained reconstruction technique based on low-rank 
						and sparsity model, and we further integrate it with 
						ESPIRiT-based parallel imaging reconstruction to achieve 
						even higher acceleration.
          
				
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