Evaluation of 3D fat-navigator based retrospective motion correction in the clinical setting of patients with brain tumors.

Carl Guillaume GlessgenDaniel GallichanManuela MoorNicolin HaincChristian Federau

Published in: Neuroradiology (2019)

Fat-navigator-based retrospective motion correction significantly improved MPRAGE image quality in restless patients during MRI acquisition. There was no loss of image quality in patients with little or no motion, and improvements were consistent in patients who moved more.

Keyphrases

image quality
computed tomography
end stage renal disease
adipose tissue
ejection fraction
high speed
dual energy
cross sectional
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
magnetic resonance imaging
fatty acid
prognostic factors
patient reported outcomes
high resolution
diffusion weighted imaging