May 24, 2024Open Access

Navigator‐based motion compensation for liver BOLD measurement with five‐echo SAGE EPI and breath‐hold task

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The purpose of this work is to apply multi-echo spin- and gradient-echo (SAGE) echo-planar imaging (EPI) combined with a navigator-based (NAV) prospective motion compensation method for a quantitative liver blood oxygen level dependent (BOLD) measurement with a breath-hold (BH) task.

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