MRI is widely used in the diagnosis of spinal diseases, but due to the limitation of long scanning time, it is often difficult for patients to tolerate. This study aims at exploring whether the ACS (AI-assisted Compressed Sensing) accelerated sequences can assure similar image quality and diagnostic accuracy of lumbar spine diseases compared to 2D conventional sequences. Results suggested that 2D ACS sequence has become a well-anticipated technique for routine examination of lumbar spine and lumbar spine lesions diagnosis, while ensuring high image quality and reduced scan time effectively than traditional 2D sequences in MRI.
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