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1Department of Radiology, University of Pittsburgh, 200 Lothrop Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA.
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The phase ordering with automatic window selection (PAWS) algorithm for respiratory gating in magnetic resonance imaging is improved by further smoothing motion distribution in k-space. This is achieved by requiring that the displacement discontinuities in k-space and the range of displacement during the acquisition of the center 30% region of k-space are limited to a fraction (1/3 in this study) of the gating window. Simulation results and in vivo imaging experiments suggest that these modifications reduce the amount of artifacts at a reasonable cost of additional scan time as compared to the original PAWS algorithm.
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