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Abstract #0814

Predictive sensor for real-time respiratory motion monitoring

Robin Navest 1 , Cornelis van den Berg 1 , Jan Lagendijk 1 , and Anna Andreychenko 1

1 Imaging Division, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands

Respiration often leads to artifacts in human torso MR images. To avoid these motion artifacts, triggered or gated MR acquisitions are performed and a reliable motion sensor is a necessity. Therefore a filter is designed and tested to predict the respiration phase real-life per k-line without time delay using thermal noise variance of the receive array.

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