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. 2019 Oct 4;20(12):1597–1615. doi: 10.3348/kjr.2018.0931

Fig. 11. Fast fat-saturated T1-weighted imaging acquires imaging data in form of echo trains following fat-suppression pulse.

Fig. 11

For free-breathing acquisitions, additional GRE with same excitation but with selectable readout direction can be inserted (top). Consequently, head-feet projections for each coil element can be obtained along with imaging data (middle). This can either be used for gated reconstruction that only utilizes specified fraction of data with smallest variation (bottom left) or for extracting gating signal to assign each echo train to motion state, followed by motion-resolved reconstruction (bottom right). FS = fat-suppressed, SI = signal intensity, TR = repetition time