Development and validation of a rapid robust 3D-MRF with fast online recon suitable for large-scale neuroscientific and clinical applications

Motivation: A number of promising multiparameter mapping approaches have been developed but are not yet in routine-use in clinical and neuroscientific settings. Goal(s): To create a rapid and robust 3D-MRF acquisition/reconstruction package, suitable for large-scale neuroscientific and clinical applications. Approach: 3D-MRF acquisition is developed for 1-mm whole-brain-mapping in 2.5-minutes, with build-in robustness to motion, and quantification bias from B0&B1 inhomogeneities. Highly-efficient reconstruction package is created for online generation of quantitative maps and synthesized-contrasts within 4 minutes of scan-completion, benchmarked using a consumer-grade GPU. Results: The pipeline has been validated on over 100-scans performed across clinical and neuroscientific settings with plan for open-source distribution soon. Impact: The distribution of such an acquisition/reconstruction package should help facilitate wide-spread deployment of multiparameter mapping.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/1075
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2
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Development and validation of a rapid robust 3D-MRF with fast online recon suitable for large-scale neuroscientific and clinical applications

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Abstract

Motivation: A number of promising multiparameter mapping approaches have been developed but are not yet in routine-use in clinical and neuroscientific settings. Goal(s): To create a rapid and robust 3D-MRF acquisition/reconstruction package, suitable for large-scale neuroscientific and clinical applications. Approach: 3D-MRF acquisition is developed for 1-mm whole-brain-mapping in 2.5-minutes, with build-in robustness to motion, and quantification bias from B0&B1 inhomogeneities. Highly-efficient reconstruction package is created for online generation of quantitative maps and synthesized-contrasts within 4 minutes of scan-completion, benchmarked using a consumer-grade GPU. Results: The pipeline has been validated on over 100-scans performed across clinical and neuroscientific settings with plan for open-source distribution soon. Impact: The distribution of such an acquisition/reconstruction package should help facilitate wide-spread deployment of multiparameter mapping.

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