Method for reconstructing MRI signals resulting from time-varyin

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A method to recover MRI signals resulting from the application of time varying gradients. The raw MRI signal is demodulated, low pass filtered, and digitized using an A/D converter sampling linearly at the Nyquist rate. The samples from the A/D converter are compiled into a vector, which is multiplied by a least squares estimator matrix (H*H).sup.- H*, where H is a matrix whose mkth element, in the case of a sinusoidal gradient, is given by ##EQU1## This multiplication is repeated for each vector of samples from the A/D converter, and the vectors resulting from the multiplication are accumulated to form the columns of a matrix, the rows of which are Fourier transformed to obtain the MRI image.

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