Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced imaging is an important tool in diagnosing hepatic diseases. Improving spatiotemporal resolution is of great significance for clinical purpose. In this work we introduce the partial separability constraint to the reconstruction of stack-of-stars golden angle radial data. Both in-vivo and stimulated liver experiment were conducted and the proposed method (PS+S) showed better reconstruction quality compared to the existing methods without partial separability constraint.
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