ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Faster and More Robust CK Reaction Rate Estimation at 3T Using Acquisition-Weighted
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purposeQuantification of the creatine kinase (CK) forward reaction rate (k
methodsHealthy volunteers were scanned with a fully weighted (FW) TRiST protocol twice, and once with an AW TRiST protocol on a 3T MRI. The resulting spectra were reconstructed with conventional Fourier Transform (FT), as well as compartment-based reconstruction techniques: Spectroscopy with Linear Algebra Modeling (SLAM), Spectral Localization by IMaging (SLIM), and an unweighted mean of the FT spectra (ROI-FT). k
resultsThe cardiac k
conclusionCompartment-based reconstruction techniques minimize the operator subjectivity present in the current FT method of analyzing TRiST experiments, in addition to reducing skeletal muscle contamination. When combined with an AW acquisition, scan times were reduced by 47% without compromising k
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