Keywords: Image Reconstruction, Image Reconstruction
Motivation: Longitudinal MRI scans performed on the same patient offer valuable temporal redundancy that can be exploited for image reconstruction. However, this wealth of information is usually ignored in current clinical practice, with data from different sessions typically reconstructed separately.
Goal(s): This study introduces a longitudinal dynamic MRI framework that leverages temporal correlations across multiple imaging sessions to improve image reconstruction.
Approach: Our reconstruction approach aims to reconstruct multi-session data jointly as a dynamic image series employing a combination of low-rank subspace and spatiotemporal constraints.
Results: The initial results demonstrate that joint longitudinal reconstruction outperforms standard separate reconstructions, which may allow for additional acceleration.
Impact: By exploiting image correlations across multiple sessions, our longitudinal dynamic MRI framework can improve image reconstruction and enable higher acceleration compared to standard separate reconstruction.
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