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Abstract #1828

Optical camera calibration to implement various marker-based motion correction techniques in open geometry 0.5 T upright scanner

Laura Bortolotti1, Olivier Mougin1, Paul Glover1, Richard Bowtell1, and Penny Gowland1
1SPMIC, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom

Synopsis

Keywords: Motion Correction, Motion Correction, Marker-based, calibrationOpen MRI scanner improves patient comfort but allows movement during scanning. Hence, implementation of MoCo techniques is crucial to maximize image quality. Here, we established a method to use a standard commercial optical motion tracking set-up in an Open MRI scanner. The optical system has been calibrated to provide tracking measurements in the image reference frame. Then, a simple phantom movement was tested and corrected using NUFFT algorithm in BART.

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