We demonstrate the use of Magnetic Resonance Fingerprinting to retrospectively increase spatial resolution in slice-encoding direction, making use of the non-uniform nature of the excitation slice profile. Assigning individual fingerprints to substances present at different spatial positions within the excited voxel, a multi-compartment analysis recovers the spatial distribution of the components.
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