Deep Learning Reconstruction (DLR) has recently been translated into clinical practices as a few DLR methods have received FDA 510-k clearance. Given its novelties, rigorous evaluations are essential to ensure the safety and efficacy of DLR before routine clinical use. This work aims to investigate whether DLR preserves quantitative measures from DWI and DCE prostate MRI. The results show that the average signal intensities measured from routine images are similar (less than 1% difference) to those measured from DLR images.
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