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Background:

Dynamic MRI enables capturing physiological processes in real-time.
Online reconstruction methods are crucial for immediate image availability.
Existing online MRI reconstruction techniques face limitations in speed and accuracy.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an efficient online reconstruction method for dynamic MRI.
To improve the speed and accuracy of dynamic MRI reconstruction.
To enable real-time analysis of dynamic physiological processes using MRI.

Main Methods:

Reconstructing the difference between consecutive MRI frames.
Modeling the difference image as a rank-deficient matrix.
Solving the reconstruction problem using nuclear norm minimization on partially sampled k-space data.

Main Results:

The proposed method achieves reconstruction accuracy comparable to offline methods.
Reconstruction speed is an order of magnitude faster than previous online methods.
Successfully reconstructed 128x128 images at 4 fps and 256x256 images at 2 fps, with half the error of prior online methods.

Conclusions:

The developed method offers a significant advancement in online dynamic MRI reconstruction.
This technique facilitates faster and more accurate real-time MRI analysis.
The improved performance holds promise for enhanced clinical applications of dynamic MRI.