Method of high speed imaging with improved spatial resolution us

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128653, G01R 3320

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047679913

ABSTRACT:
A method of high-speed imaging is employed in which less than 100% of the spatial frequency domain (k-space) is sampled. In one embodiment, the trajectory extends over the k-space origin, and the information acquired from the extension is used to compensate for any phase errors. If the same number of points are collected as in a full k-space acquisition, signal bandwidth is maintained, and spatial frequency response is increased. In a second embodiment, two or more partial k-space acquisitions are performed and then pieced together in a "mosaic" prior to Fourier transformation. In a further embodiment, partial k-space acquisitions in the direction of the readout gradient are combined with interleaved acquisitions in the direction of the phase-encoding gradient to avoid discontinuities.

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