IP Library Patent Application 18903929
Patent Application
App. No. 18/903,929

ARTEFACT REDUCTION IN MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING

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18/903,929
Abstract

Techniques of prospectively compensating for motion of a subject being imaged by an MRI system, the MRI system comprising a plurality of magnetics components including at least one gradient coil and at least one radio-frequency (RF) coil, the techniques comprising: obtaining first spatial frequency data and second spatial frequency data by operating the MRI system in accordance with a pulse sequence, wherein the pulse sequence is associated with a sampling path that includes at least two non-contiguous portions each for sampling a central region of k-space; determining a transformation using a first image obtained using the first spatial frequency data and a second image obtained using the second spatial frequency data; correcting the pulse sequence using the determined transformation to obtain a corrected pulse sequence; and obtaining additional spatial frequency data in accordance with the corrected pulse sequence.

Claims (7)

1 - 20 . (canceled)

21 . A method comprising:

obtaining, in accordance with a first pulse sequence, spatial frequency data using a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system;

identifying, from the spatial frequency data and based on information indicating a time or times of movement of a subject being imaged by the MRI system, first magnetic resonance (MR) data and second MR data;

determining a transformation based on the first MR data and on the second MR data;

generating a second pulse sequence based on the determined transformation; and

obtaining, in accordance with the second pulse sequence, additional spatial frequency using the MRI system.