Keywords: Diffusion Reconstruction, Diffusion/other diffusion imaging techniques, Low-rank, Phase correction,Reacquired-navigator
Motivation: Multi-Shot Diffusion-Weighted Imaging (MS-DWI) requires additional phase correction data and parallel imaging prescans to respectively suppress artifacts caused by positive-negative readout gradient and motion-induced phase variation.
Goal(s): Our objective is to mitigate two common artifacts without the need for additional linear-phase corrections and parallel imaging prescans.
Approach: We propose subtle modifications to the dual spin-echo DW sequence 1, where positive and negative gradients are employed to separately acquire complete navigator-echo data for low-rank constrained reconstruction.
Results: Simulation studies and in vivo brain imaging experiments demonstrate that the proposed method effectively mitigates image artifacts caused by phase variations, resulting in better image quality.
Impact: This paper presents a novel artifact correction method applied to spin-echo DW sequence, offering an effective prescan-free acquisition and reconstruction strategy that mitigates the impact of prescan data mismatch and additional prescan time consumption.
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