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An iterative sparse deconvolution method for simultaneous multicolor
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methodsThe method employs cycling of the readout gradient direction to alternate the spatial orientation of the off-resonance chemical shift artifacts, which are subsequently removed by iterative sparse deconvolution. Noise robustness and separation was investigated by numerical simulations. Mixtures of fluorinated oils (PFCE and PFOB) were measured on a 7T MR scanner to identify the relation between
resultsNumerical simulations show efficient separation of
conclusionsThe method requires minimal sequence adaptation and is therefore easily implemented on different MRI systems. Simulations, phantom experiments, and in-vivo measurements in mice showed effective separation and removal of chemical shift artifacts below noise level. We foresee applicability for simultaneous in-vivo imaging of
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