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Abstract #2413

Deblurring of Spiral Images in the Presence of Fat and Rapidly Varying B0

Eric Aboussouan1, James G. Pipe1

1Neuroimaging Research, Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, Az, United States

Spiral imaging with long acquisition windows is efficient but highly susceptible to off-resonance blurring artifacts. Iterative approaches to deblurring in the presence of fat and/or rapidly varying field are presented. Deblurring results of real and synthesized images are compared favorably to results of a common non-iterative deblurring approach.

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