Magnetic resonance non-Descartes sampling quick rebuilding method
A non-Cartesian, magnetic resonance technology, applied in the field of rapid reconstruction of magnetic resonance non-Cartesian sampling, can solve the problems of difficult real-time reconstruction and time-consuming calculation of density compensation functions, so as to reduce the number of sampling points and improve sampling The effect of the number of points
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[0049] In order to verify the effectiveness of some post-compensation algorithms, we use Radial sampling data for verification. The data uses the simulation data generated by the Shepp-Logan digital simulation water model. The Radial sampling trajectory consists of 576 Spokes, each Spoke contains 128 sampling points, and the reconstructed image size is 256×256. The main technical points involved in this invention are:
[0050] 1. Calculation of partial density compensation function:
[0051] Using formula (1), calculate figure 1 Density compensation function for sampling points in mid-gray and light-gray regions. The gray area is the first quadrant of the Cartesian axis, and the width of the light gray area is the width of the convolution window when calculating the convolution in formula (1).
[0052] 2. Use symmetry to assign the density compensation function of the remaining sampling points; figure 1 in the white area.
[0053] 3. Use the obtained density compensation ...
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