Motion-insensitive diffusion imaging of the brain using optical tracking and dynamic sequence updates.
Motion-insensitive diffusion imaging of the brain using optical tracking and dynamic sequence updates.
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10.1002/mrm.28747
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发表时间:
2021-08
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3.3
通讯作者:
Ernst T
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作者:
Kaso A;Ernst T
Diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) is sensitive to head movements, which may cause signal losses due to motion-induced gradient imbalances. Prospective motion correction using fast optical tracking can attenuate these artifacts. Approaches include quasi-continuous updates of gradients and RF pulses or dynamically applying a rebalancing gradient to restore the gradient balance, but these prior methods used bipolar diffusion gradients. The goal of this project was to develop and evaluate a motion-insensitive implementation for the more common monopolar diffusion sequence. A mono-polar diffusion sequence was developed with motion updates prior to each RF pulse and each diffusion weighting gradient. The sequence was tested in a phantom and human brain, at b=1000s/mm2 and rotational velocities up to 20°/s. Motion sensitivity, signal losses, and in vivo image profiles were compared between scans with and without intra-sequence motion updates. With typical motion parameters, intra-sequence motion updates with optimal parameters reduced the motion-sensitivity of DWI (motion-induced gradient moment imbalance) 7-fold. Optimal results were achieved by matching the echo time of the pulse sequence to an even multiple of the tracking system frame-to-frame period. Average signal losses and the frequency of signal dropouts in phantom and in vivo measurements were reduced when intra-sequence updates were enabled, and quality measures of DTI analyses were improved. A correction scheme for the monopolar DWI sequence can reduce the motion-sensitivity of brain DWI up to 7-fold compared to an implementation without intra-sequence updates.
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