Radial k-space trajectories are popular for fast imaging but come at the expense of a high sensitivity to system imperfections such as eddy currents and gradient delays. Current gradient delay compensation strategies often demand calibration scans or many spokes for auto-calibration and can be computationally demanding. Here, we use the novel RING approach to estimate the gradient delays for each frame of a real-time cardiac MRI measurement to reliably remove streaking artifacts, even if the slice position is changed interactively.
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