Quantification of T1, proton-density fat fraction (PDFF), and R2* in the liver can provide information about a range of diseases. Existing Cartesian acquisition schemes generally require breath-holding, which limits spatial coverage and may be difficult for sick, elderly or pediatric patients. In this study, we propose a variable-flip-angle (VFA) golden-angle-ordered (GA) 3D stack-of-radial sequence that can provide multiparametric mapping with volumetric liver coverage in three minutes during free-breathing and with intrinsic motion compensation capability. Pilot studies in healthy subjects demonstrate agreement with reference breath-held scans and good measurement repeatability.
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