The compressed SENSE(CS-SENSE) technique, which is the combination of the parallel imaging technique SENSE with compressed sensing, has now been widely used in acceleration of MR examinations of various anatomies and anatomical contrasts. The purpose of this study was to explore the possibility of CS-SENSE in 3D knee joint imaging and its diagnostic value for meniscus injury types.
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