Oscillating Steady-State Imaging (OSSI) is a new fMRI acquisition method that can provide high SNR signals, but does so at the expense of imaging time. We previously used a physics-based regularizer for high-quality, undersampled reconstruction by modeling the oscillating signal with physics parameters. However, the reconstructions were not quantitative, as the key parameter $$$T_2'$$$ for BOLD effects was not studied. In this work, to quantify MRI parameters of physiological importance, we jointly reconstruct the images and the parameters. The proposed manifold model reconstructs high-resolution images from 12-fold undersampled data, while also providing quantitative $$$T_2'$$$ estimates for fMRI.
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