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Acceleration of high angular and spatial resolution diffusion imaging using compressed sensing with multichannel

Merry Mani¹, Mathews Jacob², Arnaud Guidon³

¹Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA.

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|January 21, 2014

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This study introduces a novel compressed sensing method to speed up diffusion imaging acquisition. The technique accurately reconstructs complex fiber structures from undersampled data, improving both spatial and angular resolution.

Keywords:

compressed sensing high angular resolution diffusion imaging high spatial resolution incoherent sampling joint reconstruction non-Cartesian

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Area of Science:

Diffusion MRI
Medical Imaging
Signal Processing

Background:

Diffusion imaging provides crucial information about tissue microstructure.
Acquiring high spatial and angular resolution diffusion data is time-consuming.
Accelerated imaging techniques are needed to improve clinical feasibility.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and validate a method for accelerating the acquisition of high spatial and angular resolution diffusion imaging.
To enable simultaneous high resolution in both spatial and angular domains.

Main Methods:

Utilized compressed sensing with a sparse complex Gaussian mixture model for diffusion signal recovery.
Employed incoherent undersampling of 5D k-q space data using a multishot variable density spiral trajectory.
Incorporated motion-induced phase error compensation within the reconstruction framework.

Main Results:

Achieved accurate reconstructions with less than 5% error across various accelerations and b-values.
Demonstrated superior performance compared to standard k-q undersampling and reconstruction schemes.
Successfully reconstructed crossing fiber architectures from undersampled data.

Conclusions:

The proposed compressed sensing scheme significantly accelerates diffusion imaging acquisition.
Accurate reconstruction of complex fiber architectures is achievable with undersampled data.
This method enhances the potential for high-resolution diffusion imaging in clinical settings.