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Reducing acquisition time in clinical MRI by data undersampling and compressed sensing reconstruction

Hollingsworth, 2015

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17355515193562286360
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Hollingsworth K
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Physics in Medicine & Biology

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MRI is often the most sensitive or appropriate technique for important measurements in clinical diagnosis and research, but lengthy acquisition times limit its use due to cost and considerations of patient comfort and compliance. Once an image field of view and …
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