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  • Medical Imaging
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  • Radiological Physics

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  • Continuously moving table (CMT) MRI is a high-throughput technique for whole-body imaging.
  • Current methods often lack flexibility in image reconstruction.
  • Golden angle (GA) radial sampling offers potential for improved reconstruction flexibility.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Develop and evaluate CMT MRI using golden angle (GA) radial sampling at 3 Tesla (T).
  • Enhance flexibility in image reconstruction through arbitrary profile groupings.
  • Compare GA sampling with linear angle (LA) sampling for whole-body imaging.

Main Methods:

  • Implemented CMT MRI with both GA and LA sampling schemes at 3T.
  • Utilized a table speed of 20 mm/s for whole-body data acquisition.
  • Acquired data in phantoms and a human volunteer, covering extended z fields of view (up to 1.8 meters).
  • Performed single GA scan and multiple LA scans to enable slice reconstructions at varying thicknesses.

Main Results:

  • GA CMT MRI demonstrated high image quality in both phantoms and human subjects.
  • GA sampling provided complete flexibility in reconstructing slices with arbitrary thickness and position from a single dataset.
  • LA CMT MRI was limited by predetermined parameters, required multiple scans, and exhibited stair-step artifacts absent in GA images.

Conclusions:

  • GA radial sampling is a robust and flexible approach for CMT whole-body MRI.
  • This method enables reconstruction of slices at arbitrary positions and thicknesses from a single scan.
  • GA sampling overcomes limitations of LA sampling, offering superior flexibility and image quality.