Long acquisition times preclude many potential applications of z-spectrum based imaging techniques, and have hindered their widespread use. Using SparseSENSE, a combined parallel imaging and compressed sensing acceleration technique, we present a method to reduce the acquisition time of z-spectrum images by a factor of 16. Z-spectrum images have been retrospectively undersampled to simulate 2-20× acceleration factors. Sparsifying reconstruction algorithms enable high quality image reconstructions for ambitious acceleration factors and are shown to maintain z-spectrum accuracy.
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