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Abstract #3242

An iterative reconstruction method for dual-band EPI in small-animal studies

Hiroshi Toyoda1, Naoya Yuzuriha2, Sosuke Yoshinaga2, and Hiroaki Terasawa2

1CiNet, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Suita, Japan, 2Department of Structural BioImaging, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto, Japan

We proposed an iterative reconstruction method which was effective and valid in reducing artifacts in dual-band EPI in animal scanners. This iterative reconstruction method could accurately separate collapsed k-space data acquired simultaneously from multiple slice locations. Our findings give rise to a more efficient multi-band EPI technique that can be used even with a scanner system equipped with relatively few receiver coil elements.

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