It has recently been proposed to estimate head motion from orbital k-space navigators based on a linear signal model of the complex-valued navigator signal. In this work, we describe the combination of this algorithm with prospective motion correction, forming a control circuit that tracks the head so that the linear model remains valid also for large motion ranges. This ability is demonstrated by implementation and in-vivo imaging at 7T.
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