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  • T2* mapping is crucial for assessing tissue iron overload.
  • Conventional algorithms like Levenberg-Marquardt (LM) and Log-Linear (LL) have limitations in speed and accuracy.
  • Developing faster and more accurate fitting algorithms is essential for clinical applications.

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  • To develop and validate a novel monoexponential fitting algorithm, Auto-Regression on Linear Operations (ARLO).
  • To compare the accuracy and computational speed of ARLO against conventional LM and LL algorithms for T2* mapping.

Main Methods:

  • ARLO, LM, and LL algorithms were evaluated using simulated data.
  • Algorithm performance was assessed in vivo using MRI data from liver and myocardial iron overload patients, and healthy volunteers' brain imaging.
  • Performance metrics included accuracy and computational time.

Main Results:

  • ARLO demonstrated accuracy comparable to LM and superior to LL in simulations.
  • In vivo, ARLO showed excellent agreement with LM for T2* values, while LL exhibited limited agreement.
  • ARLO achieved significant speed improvements, reducing processing time for whole-brain T2* mapping to approximately real-time (2.7 seconds in C++).

Conclusions:

  • ARLO provides accuracy comparable to the established LM algorithm.
  • ARLO offers substantial speed advantages over both LM and LL algorithms.
  • ARLO is a promising alternative for efficient online T2* mapping in clinical settings.