Radial Interstices Enable Speedy Low-volume Imaging
Wood, Tobias ; Ljungberg, Emil LU
and Wiesinger, Florian
(2021)
In Journal of Open Source Software
6(66).
p.1-2
- Abstract
- • Standard MRI methods acquire Fourier-encoded data on a regularly spaced Cartesian
grid. Noncartesian MRI methods abandon this grid and instead acquire data along
arbitrary trajectories in k-space, which can lead to advantages such as motion robustness
and more flexible pulse sequence design.
• Zero Echo Time (ZTE) imaging is a specialised form of MRI with an inherently noncartesian three-dimensional radial trajectory (Ljungberg et al., 2021). ZTE imaging has
many interesting benefits, such as near silent operation, but also technical challenges
such as dead-time gap artefacts (Froidevaux et al., 2021).
• We have developed a toolbox, named Radial Interstices Enable Speedy Low-volume
imagING (RIESLING),... (More) - • Standard MRI methods acquire Fourier-encoded data on a regularly spaced Cartesian
grid. Noncartesian MRI methods abandon this grid and instead acquire data along
arbitrary trajectories in k-space, which can lead to advantages such as motion robustness
and more flexible pulse sequence design.
• Zero Echo Time (ZTE) imaging is a specialised form of MRI with an inherently noncartesian three-dimensional radial trajectory (Ljungberg et al., 2021). ZTE imaging has
many interesting benefits, such as near silent operation, but also technical challenges
such as dead-time gap artefacts (Froidevaux et al., 2021).
• We have developed a toolbox, named Radial Interstices Enable Speedy Low-volume
imagING (RIESLING), tuned for high performance reconstruction of MRI data acquired
with 3D noncartesian k-space trajectories. While our group has a focus on ZTE imaging,
RIESLING is suitable for all 3D noncartesian trajectories (Less)
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- author
- Wood, Tobias
; Ljungberg, Emil
LU
and Wiesinger, Florian
- publishing date
- 2021-10-07
- type
- Contribution to journal
- publication status
- published
- in
- Journal of Open Source Software
- volume
- 6
- issue
- 66
- article number
- 3500
- pages
- 1 - 2
- ISSN
- 2475-9066
- DOI
- 10.21105/joss.03500
- language
- English
- LU publication?
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abstract = {{• Standard MRI methods acquire Fourier-encoded data on a regularly spaced Cartesian<br/>grid. Noncartesian MRI methods abandon this grid and instead acquire data along<br/>arbitrary trajectories in k-space, which can lead to advantages such as motion robustness<br/>and more flexible pulse sequence design.<br/>• Zero Echo Time (ZTE) imaging is a specialised form of MRI with an inherently noncartesian three-dimensional radial trajectory (Ljungberg et al., 2021). ZTE imaging has<br/>many interesting benefits, such as near silent operation, but also technical challenges<br/>such as dead-time gap artefacts (Froidevaux et al., 2021).<br/>• We have developed a toolbox, named Radial Interstices Enable Speedy Low-volume<br/>imagING (RIESLING), tuned for high performance reconstruction of MRI data acquired<br/>with 3D noncartesian k-space trajectories. While our group has a focus on ZTE imaging,<br/>RIESLING is suitable for all 3D noncartesian trajectories}},
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