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Abstract #1303

High resolution free breathing abdominal imaging

Jan Hendrik Wülbern1, Sven Kabus1, Holger Eggers1, and Peter Börnert1

1Philips Research Europe, Hamburg, Germany

The scan resolution of abdominal MR imaging using Cartesian sampling is generally limited by the breath-holding capability of the patient, as the respiratory motion would introduce ghosting artefacts. Here we show that golden-angle stack-of-stars sampling in combination with retrospective motion state binning and elastic registration enables sub millimeter in-plane scan resolutions. The technique allows the patient to breathe freely during the examination, hence improving the patient’s comfort, and simultaneously increasing the achievable scan resolution.

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