ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2019
Rigid motion-corrected magnetic resonance fingerprinting.
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Abstract
purposeDevelop a method for rigid body motion-corrected magnetic resonance fingerprinting (MRF).
methodsMRF has shown some robustness to abrupt motion toward the end of the acquisition. Here, we study the effects of different types of rigid body motion during the acquisition on MRF and propose a novel approach to correct for this motion. The proposed method (MC-MRF) follows 4 steps: (1) sliding window reconstruction is performed to produce high-quality auxiliary dynamic images; (2) rotation and translation motion is estimated from the dynamic images by image registration; (3) estimated motion is used to correct acquired k-space data with corresponding rotations and phase shifts; and (4) motion-corrected data are reconstructed with low-rank inversion. MC-MRF was validated in a standard T
resultsSimulation results show that motion in MRF can introduce artifacts in T
conclusionHere, a novel method for motion correction in MRF (MC-MRF) is proposed, which improves parametric map quality and accuracy in comparison to no-motion correction approaches. Future work will include validation of 3D MC-MRF to enable also through-plane motion correction.
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