Prospective motion correction with data reacquisition based on fat navigators for T1-weighted brain MRI at 3T

Min-Qiang Jia Bing-Bing Zhao Tuo Yu Jia-Yu Zhu Xi-Jing Zhang Hao-Hao Peng Xin Ye Yi-Chen Zhou Rong-Rong Xie Xin-Ju Zhang Han Zhang Xiao-Peng Zong

Jul 2026 · Medical and Biological Engineering and Computing · Vol 64, pp. 3265 - 3282 · 0 citations · 49 references

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PMC based on FatNav effectively reduces the impact of motion for T1-weighted MRI at 3 T, and data reacquisition in reducing such artifacts is evaluated.

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