articleMagnetic Resonance in MedicineApr 23, 2014BRONZE OA

Low-rank plus sparse matrix decomposition for accelerated dynamic MRI with separation of background and dynamic components

New York University · Stanford University

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Abstract

Results

The L+S model increased compressibility of dynamic MRI data and thus enabled high-acceleration factors. The inherent background separation improved background suppression performance compared to conventional data subtraction, which is sensitive to motion.

Conclusion

The high acceleration and background separation enabled by L+S promises to enhance spatial and temporal resolution and to enable background suppression without the need of subtraction or modeling.

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Keywords
  • Dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI
  • Background subtraction
  • Dynamic mode decomposition
  • Dynamic data
  • Computer science
  • Acceleration
  • Hankel matrix
  • Dynamic imaging
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