Correcting motion-related B0 Inhomogeneities via Combined Spherical Harmonics and AC/DC Matrix Coils Using AI-based Prediction

Motivation: High-quality MR imaging requires a homogeneous magnetic field (B0) throughout the whole acquisition; however, it can be impaired by motion-related changes. Goal(s): i) Evaluate the effectiveness of static and dynamic shimming in the presence of motion, when integrating spherical harmonics (SPH) with AC/DC matrix coils. ii) Correcting motion-related B0 inhomogeneities using AI-based prediction. Approach: A deep learning network is trained to predict motion-related B0 inhomogeneities and derive correction terms for dynamic shimming. Results: Dynamic shimming was shown crucial to ensure consistent B0 homogeneity when using AC/DC shim coils. Shimming based on AI-predictions effectively mitigated motion-related B0 inhomogeneities. Impact: Dynamic shimming with spherical harmonics and AC/DC matrix coils based on AI-prediction of motion-related B0 inhomogeneities is shown feasible. This offers a promising approach for dynamic shimming that could potentially replace volumetric navigators while maintaining motion-related B0 stability.

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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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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2025/0638
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Non-Destructive Testing Techniques
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Correcting motion-related B0 Inhomogeneities via Combined Spherical Harmonics and AC/DC Matrix Coils Using AI-based Prediction

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Abstract

Motivation: High-quality MR imaging requires a homogeneous magnetic field (B0) throughout the whole acquisition; however, it can be impaired by motion-related changes. Goal(s): i) Evaluate the effectiveness of static and dynamic shimming in the presence of motion, when integrating spherical harmonics (SPH) with AC/DC matrix coils. ii) Correcting motion-related B0 inhomogeneities using AI-based prediction. Approach: A deep learning network is trained to predict motion-related B0 inhomogeneities and derive correction terms for dynamic shimming. Results: Dynamic shimming was shown crucial to ensure consistent B0 homogeneity when using AC/DC shim coils. Shimming based on AI-predictions effectively mitigated motion-related B0 inhomogeneities. Impact: Dynamic shimming with spherical harmonics and AC/DC matrix coils based on AI-prediction of motion-related B0 inhomogeneities is shown feasible. This offers a promising approach for dynamic shimming that could potentially replace volumetric navigators while maintaining motion-related B0 stability.

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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