An inversion recovery TrueFISP sequence with a golden angle based radial readout in combination with a view sharing KWIC filter reconstruction is able to produce quantitative M0, T1 and T2 maps within a single shot. However the KWIC filter leads to temporal blurring especially at high spatial frequencies. Here, we propose an alternative reconstruction method based on the principle component analysis (PCA) for providing an improved temporal fidelity. Furthermore this approach is extended for a multicomponent analysis by an inverse Laplace transform. Results from brain measurements demonstrate that this technique can identify different tissue types within a single voxel.
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