Comparison of utility of deep learning reconstruction on 3D MRCPs obtained with three different k-space data acquisitions in patients with IPMN.
Takahiro MatsuyamaYoshiharu OhnoKaori YamamotoMasato IkedoMasao YuiMinami FurutaReina FujisawaSatomu HanamatsuHiroyuki NagataTakahiro UedaHirotaka IkedaSaki TakedaAkiyoshi IwaseTakashi FukubaHokuto AkamatsuRyota HanaokaRyoichi KatoKazuhiro MurayamaHiroshi ToyamaPublished in: European radiology (2022)
• Mean examination times of multiple k-space data acquisitions for each TR and compressed sensing with parallel imaging were significantly shorter than that of parallel imaging (p < 0.0001). • When comparing image quality of 3D MRCPs with and without deep learning reconstruction, deep learning reconstruction significantly improved signal-to-noise ratio and contrast-to-noise ratio (p < 0.05). • IPMN distribution accuracies of parallel imaging with and without deep learning reconstruction (with vs. without: 88.0% vs. 88.0%) and multiple k-space data acquisitions for each TR with deep learning reconstruction (86.0%) were significantly higher than those of others (p < 0.05).