Keywords: Image Reconstruction, Image Reconstruction
Motivation: Using non-Cartesian trajectories allows for motion robustness, and a more efficient encoding. However, these non-Cartesian acquisitions necessitate the use of NUFFTs and field correction techniques, leading to costly reconstruction times.
Goal(s): We aim to remove the need for NUFFTs in non-Cartesian MRI, and drastically reduce the computational footprint of field correction.
Approach: Our approach is to correct the raw k-space data of phase due to field imperfections and off-grid sampling using an implicit representation of GRAPPA kernels.
Results: We show an order of magnitude increase in comparison to current standard techniques with near identical reconstructions quality.
Impact: This work aims to significantly reduce the computational requirement for reconstructing non-Cartesian data. This will help with the adoption of long readout non-Cartesian acquisitions, which naturally accelerate MRI exams.
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