NCE-MRA techniques have a long acquisition time but can be accelerated by compressed sensing, parallel imaging and partial Fourier sampling using, for example, a Poisson-disk sampling pattern. In this study, we optimised the parameters in sampling pattern design with different acceleration factors for the 3D accelerated femoral fresh-blood-imaging sequence. The NCE-MRA data were reconstructed using weighted subtraction in k-space combined with phase correction. In a comparison using retrospective acceleration by subsampling of a full dataset, the optimised patterns outperformed the non-optimised patterns.
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