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Title: NCIGT Project Week Fast Imaging Library


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NCIGT Project WeekFast Imaging Library
W. Scott Hoge and Bruno Madore
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Overview
  • Fast Imaging reconstruct MR images from limited
    data
  • MR applications limited by time
  • Reduce data aquired reduce acquisition time
  • Can be used to increase spatial resolution,
    temporal resolution,
  • or both.
  • Aims to fill the gaps left by scanner
    manufacturers
  • Library currently supports
  • Parallel MR Imaging (SENSE, GRAPPA, )
  • Temporal Processing (UNFOLD)
  • plus additional utility functions (Partial
    Fourier, DICOM, )
  • Linux, Windows, and Mac distributions available
  • Link from stand-alone C/C applications or call
    from Matlab scripts

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Library Functions Parallel Imaging
  • pMRI Parallel MR Imaging employs spatial
    encoding to complement Fourier encoding and
    reduce image data requirements.
  • SENSE and GRAPPA are
  • widely known variants
  • Library supports
  • Variable-density sampling
  • Sophisticated regularization
  • 2D and 3D acquisitions

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Library Functions UNFOLD
  • Temporal encoding can tag acquisition artifacts
  • One can then suppress the artifacts by applying
    temporal filters to an image series.
  • Library provides both time domain and frequency
    domain Fermi filters for UNFOLD

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Library Functions Utility Routines
  • Partial Fourier reconstruction (homodyne)
  • Basic building blocks
  • FFT, SVD, Conjugate Gradient, LSQR
  • Magnetic field corrections (GradWarp)
  • Basic DICOM reader/editor/writer

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Applications
  • A wide variety of applications have been
    supported to date
  • Accelerated Cardiac Perfusion CINE
  • Real-time cardiac imaging
  • Accelerated temperature monitoring
  • Real-time self-calibrated EPI
  • Accelerated PROPELLER EPI for perfusion imaging

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App Cardiac Perfusion
  • Utilizing library building blocks, one can
    mix-and-match algorithms for best image quality

Credit B. Madore
UNFOLD GRAPPA (lo) SPACE RIP (mid)
UNFOLD SPACE RIP (lo) SPACE RIP (mid)
UNFOLD GRAPPA (lo) GRAPPA (mid)
3.5x acceleration, 8 channel cardiac coil, 1.5T,
SSFP sequence
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App Real-time Cardiac Tracking
Credit E. Samset, R. Chu
  • 3.2x acceleration, 128x128, 8 channel coil, SSFP
  • Completely self-referenced
  • 6 images/sec with 1 frame of latency

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App Temperature Monitoring
  • 8x acceleration using 2DRF, SENSEUNFOLD

Credit C-S Mei, J. Yuan, N. McDannold, L.
Panych, B. Madore
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App Real-time self-cal EPI
  • Phase-labeling w/ UNFOLD for Nyquist ghost
    correction
  • 3.2x acceleration, 128x128, SS-GE-EPI, 1.5T
  • Completely self-referenced with low latency

Credit H.Tan, B. Kraft (WFU)
1x
3.2x
note Reduced Distortion
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App PROPELLER EPI for Perfusion
  • 2007 before collaboration
  • No parallel imaging
  • Blade dimension 32 x 128
  • Number of blades 64

2009 with Fast Imaging Library Acceleration
factor 2x, GRAPPA Blade dimension 96 x
128 Number of blades 64 with distortion
correction.
Credit H.Tan, B. Kraft (WFU)
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Whats in the Package?
  • Linkable binary library file
  • Documentation (via Doxygen)
  • Quick Start Guide
  • Function Reference Manual
  • Demos
  • Matlab MEX functions w/ test data
  • C/C demos FFT, data I/O, DICOM tag editing

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Quick Setup Example
  • Download from
  • http//www.ncigt.org/pages/Downloads
  • Imaging Toolkit
  • Unzip into working directory
  • Start Matlab
  • Build MEX files
  • Run Matlab demo scripts

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Acknowledgements
  • Funding provided by NCIGT
  • NIH U41 RR019703-01A2 (PIJolesz)
  • For more information
  • ncigt-imaging-toolkit_at_bwh.harvard.edu
  • or
  • shoge_at_bwh.harvard.edu
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