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Abstract #2786

Hankel-based data preparation method for radial MRI artifact removal from undersampled zero-filled images

Sina Ghaffarzadeh1, Faeze Makhsousi1, Babak Feizifar1, Vahid Ghodrati1, and Abbas Nasiraei Moghaddam1
1Cognitive Sciences, Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM), Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)

Synopsis

Keywords: Image Reconstruction, Cardiovascular, Deep learning, Radial MRI

Motivation: Hankel-based reconstruction distorts the image's center less than its periphery. This prompts us to examine Hankel-based reconstruction for neural network training data preparation.

Goal(s): To train the model-agnostic neural network on Hankel-based reconstruction data to improve image center reconstruction.

Approach: A neural network trained on Hankel-based reconstruction data was compared to an equivalent network trained on NUFFT-based reconstruction data.

Results: In the context of radial dynamic imaging, where the ROI can be placed in the center of the image, our approach achieved better results than when using NUFFT-based data preparation for reconstruction of undersampled radial data.

Impact: This study might influence dynamic radial-MRI reconstruction. Our data preparation for training and testing the network improved cardiac-MRI qualitative outcomes, especially in the heart region. The radial-MRI society may find the proposed solution appealing when paired with DL-based approaches.

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