A MR Fingerprinting Development Kit (MRFDK) for Quantitative 3D Brain Imaging

Motivation: MRF acquisitions rely on offline reconstructions due to their computationally intensive processing pipelines which hinders integration into clinical workflows. Goal(s): To introduce and test a development kit for MRF, enabling 1) efficient whole brain 3D MRF acquisitions, 2) embedded dictionary calculation, and 3) rapid online post-processing. Approach: The method was evaluated with phantom and in vivo brain imaging for multiple MRF variants and receive coils. Results: Due to full scanner integration, high-quality T1 and T2 maps were presented on the host computer within 1 min after the MRF scan was completed, enabling timely visualization of the outcome. Impact: The MRF development kit has high potential to promote reproducibility, large-scale clinical evaluation and translation of the novel MRF technique.

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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/10.58530/2024/0152
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

Motivation: MRF acquisitions rely on offline reconstructions due to their computationally intensive processing pipelines which hinders integration into clinical workflows. Goal(s): To introduce and test a development kit for MRF, enabling 1) efficient whole brain 3D MRF acquisitions, 2) embedded dictionary calculation, and 3) rapid online post-processing. Approach: The method was evaluated with phantom and in vivo brain imaging for multiple MRF variants and receive coils. Results: Due to full scanner integration, high-quality T1 and T2 maps were presented on the host computer within 1 min after the MRF scan was completed, enabling timely visualization of the outcome. Impact: The MRF development kit has high potential to promote reproducibility, large-scale clinical evaluation and translation of the novel MRF technique.

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