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Joint MAPLE: Accelerated joint T 1 and T 2 * $$ {{\mathrm{T}}_2}^{\ast } $$ mapping with scan-specific self-supervised networks.

Amir HeydariAbbas AhmadiTae Hyung KimBerkin Bilgic
Published in: Magnetic resonance in medicine (2024)
Joint MAPLE enables higher fidelity parameter estimation at high acceleration rates by synergistically combining parallel imaging and model-based parameter mapping and exploiting multi-echo, multi-flip angle datasets. Utilizing a scan-specific self-supervised reconstruction obviates the need for large data sets for training while improving the parameter estimation ability.
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