Radial sampling techniques are often used in dynamic MRI because they are robust to flow and motion, support short echo times, and have a diffuse aliasing pattern. However, standard implementations of radial imaging do not support in-plane anisotropic FOV, which leads to sampling redundancy when the object being imaged has anisotropic in-plane dimensions (e.g. abdomen, chest, spine, leg, etc.). In this work we demonstrate the feasibility of 3D golden angle stack-of-stars acquisition with an in-plane anisotropic FOV in abdominal acquisitions.
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