Field-Correcting GRAPPA (FCG): a generalizable technique to correct spatiotemporal varying odd-even phase errors in EPI, SMS-EPI and 3D-EPI

Motivation: Odd-even phase errors are a long-standing problem for EPI, especially in cases with strong gradient systems and high field strengths. Goal(s): To enable high-quality odd-even correction in challenging cases using field-correcting GRAPPA (FCG). Approach: the FCG technique was applied to in vivo studies for 1-mm 3D EPI (CAIPI undersampling R=4) at 7T system, and 2D EPI (SMS=1-4, R=2-4) at 3T high-performance system through a straightforward and flexible pipeline for separate ghost correction and image reconstruction. Results: FCG produced the best correction and cleanest output on challenging cases. The pipeline is effective and flexible for different EPI structures and different vendors. Impact: A field-correcting GRAPPA (FCG) technique for high-quality correction of odd-even phase errors in EPI and a flexible pipeline for separate data correction and reconstruction was developed and validated, unleashing EPI applications for higher undersampling, stronger gradient systems, and higher fields.

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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/10.58530/2025/1363
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Advanced Electrical Measurement Techniques
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Field-Correcting GRAPPA (FCG): a generalizable technique to correct spatiotemporal varying odd-even phase errors in EPI, SMS-EPI and 3D-EPI

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Advanced Electrical Measurement Techniques
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Field-Correcting GRAPPA (FCG): a generalizable technique to correct spatiotemporal varying odd-even phase errors in EPI, SMS-EPI and 3D-EPI

Carl‐Fredrik Westin, Congyu Liao, Yogesh Rathi, Jon̈athan R. Polimeni, Daniel P. Abraham, Nastaren Abad, Baolian Yang, Laurentius Huber, Adam B. Kerr, Xiaozhi Cao, Kawin Setsompop, Nan Wang, Qiang Liu, Lipeng Ning, Hua Wu
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Motivation: Odd-even phase errors are a long-standing problem for EPI, especially in cases with strong gradient systems and high field strengths. Goal(s): To enable high-quality odd-even correction in challenging cases using field-correcting GRAPPA (FCG). Approach: the FCG technique was applied to in vivo studies for 1-mm 3D EPI (CAIPI undersampling R=4) at 7T system, and 2D EPI (SMS=1-4, R=2-4) at 3T high-performance system through a straightforward and flexible pipeline for separate ghost correction and image reconstruction. Results: FCG produced the best correction and cleanest output on challenging cases. The pipeline is effective and flexible for different EPI structures and different vendors. Impact: A field-correcting GRAPPA (FCG) technique for high-quality correction of odd-even phase errors in EPI and a flexible pipeline for separate data correction and reconstruction was developed and validated, unleashing EPI applications for higher undersampling, stronger gradient systems, and higher fields.

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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