Keywords: Image Reconstruction, Cardiovascular, Image Reconstruction, Low-Field MRI, Data Acquisition
Motivation: Three-dimensional (3D) isotropic cine imaging can be resliced and resampled for clinical diagnosis and planning for structural interventions. Currently, these 3D cine approaches are hampered by long scan times.
Goal(s): To demonstrate cardiac-resolved iterative motion compensation (iMoCo) for a free-breathing stack-of-spirals 3D cine with optimized acquisition ordering at 0.55T
Approach: The 3D cine was acquired in five healthy volunteers and one patient, reconstructed with cardiac-resolved iMoCo, and compared to a reference 2D cine.
Results: The proposed method yielded high quality 3D cines. Volumetric measurements had good agreement with reference data (-2.3 ± 2.8% and 3.9 ± 10.4% in diastole and systole respectively).
Impact: A gaussian-distributed stack-of-spirals sampling scheme paired with an iMoCo reconstruction improves image quality and sharpness for isotropic three-dimensional cines. This technique can be a useful tool for interventional planning and assessment or as a one-stop shop for diagnostic cardiovascular MRI.
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