Keywords: Motion Correction, Motion CorrectionJointly acquired FID and spherical navigators were applied for prospective correction of motion and retrospective correction of zeroth order field offsets in a susceptibility weighted imaging protocol. Initial results showed a significant reduction in motion artifacts with prospective motion correction, quantified using structural similarity index. Retrospective B0 correction provided an additional improvement in image quality (also statistically significant). Future work will investigate methods to reduce residual artifacts, as well as incorporating the navigator within deadtime in the sequence to reduce scan time.
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