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    Area of Science:

    • Medical Imaging
    • Biomedical Engineering
    • Signal Processing

    Background:

    • Calibration-based magnetic particle imaging (MPI) reconstruction relies on effective frequency selection for computational efficiency and noise reduction.
    • Current frequency selection methods are experience-dependent and underutilize system matrix and phantom signal data.
    • Limitations in current methods hinder optimal performance in MPI reconstruction.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce an adaptive and robust frequency selection framework (AR-FSF) for calibration-based MPI reconstruction.
    • To overcome the limitations of experience-dependent thresholding and insufficient data utilization in existing methods.
    • To enhance the speed and quality of MPI reconstruction.

    Main Methods:

    • The proposed AR-FSF framework incorporates three modules: velocity-corrected feature calculation, adaptive threshold calculation based on feature spectrum noise levels, and forward-backward selection of high-SNR frequency components.
    • Velocity correction focuses feature calculation on high field-free-region velocity points.
    • Adaptive thresholding dynamically determines noise levels, while forward-backward selection optimizes frequency components for both system matrix and imaging phantom data.

    Main Results:

    • Signal experiments confirmed the effectiveness and robustness of individual AR-FSF modules.
    • Reconstruction experiments demonstrated that AR-FSF provides a simple and robust frequency selection process.
    • In-house data experiments showed AR-FSF enables fast, high-quality imaging with a minimum reconstruction time reduction of 4.5% compared to current methods.

    Conclusions:

    • The AR-FSF method simplifies frequency selection for calibration-based MPI reconstruction.
    • It enables adaptive selection of frequency components for diverse phantoms, leading to faster and higher-quality reconstructions.
    • AR-FSF offers a foundational methodology for widespread application in MPI and future biomedical applications.