This study proposes a rapid and robust ASL-based time-resolved MRA technique with high spatiotemporal resolution termed Dual-Subspace MRA (DS-MRA), which employs subspace modeling from both temporal and control/label dimensions as sparsity constraints to improve the robustness of image reconstruction with under-sampled golden-angle radial dynamic MRA. The performance of DS-MRA was compared with conventional iGRASP and 5-dimensional GRASP. Our preliminary data suggests that DS-MRA outperforms conventional GRASP reconstructions with less residual streaking artifacts and noise, especially at higher acceleration rates.
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