ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Single-Shot 2D Radial Echo Planar Imaging for Functional MRI.
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purposeTo develop a novel single-shot radial echo planar imaging (ss-rEPI) technique for rapid, distortion-free brain imaging in functional MRI experiments.
methodsRadial multi-gradient echo (radial mGRE) data were acquired on a 3T clinical scanner using a 2D ss-rEPI readout with small golden-angle rotations between echoes. Images were reconstructed using an iterative conjugate-gradient method incorporating coil sensitivities, B
resultsTwenty-four 3 mm thick slices of distortion-free, multi-contrast brain images were obtained at 2 × 2 and 1.5 mm
conclusionSingle-shot rEPI enables rapid, distortion-free 2D multi-contrast brain imaging, offering a promising alternative to Cartesian EPI. Accurate ∆B
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