ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Advanced microstructure imaging at high b-values and high resolution combining ultra-high performance gradient diffusion imaging and model-based deep learning demonstrated using 3D multi-slab acquisition.
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- Regularized Joint Reconstruction and Slab Combination for Accelerated Three-Dimensional Multi-Slab Diffusion-Weighted Imaging Using Multi-Scale Energy Models.Magnetic resonance in medicine · 2026Article
- Advanced microstructure imaging at high b-values and high resolution combining ultra-high performance gradient diffusion imaging and model-based deep learning demonstrated using 3D multi-slab acquisition.Magnetic resonance in medicine · 2026Article
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purposeTo demonstrate the extended capabilities of 3D multi-slab diffusion-weighted acquisition (3D-msDWI) on high-performance gradients (HPG) to support advanced microstructure modeling for in-vivo human studies at high resolutions.
methodsDespite optimal SNR-efficiency, the application of 3D-msDWI has been limited by the long volume acquisition times (VAT) required for encoding the 3D k-space using multi-shot approaches. Substantial reduction of VAT is possible by employing optimized 3D k-space under-sampling methods. We demonstrate that with reduced VAT, 3D-msDWI can be successfully utilized for advanced brain microstructure modeling at high resolution. HPG systems (e.g.,
resultsThe accelerated 3D-msDWI framework enabled the generation of whole-brain parametric maps of a three-compartment model, at 1mm isotropic resolution, using a 3-shell, 66-direction acquisition completed in
conclusionThe inherent optimal SNR-efficiency of the 3D-msDWI framework can be harnessed for whole-brain high-resolution advanced microstructure modeling for in-vivo human studies, using advanced hardware and reconstruction.
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