The multi-resolution fitting approach improves spatial resolution and quantification of 31P metabolites, indicating potential for reduced measurement time in vivo.
Motivation: 31P metabolite signals with different signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) are typically acquired in the same acquisition, imposing different limits on achievable spatial resolution for individual metabolites. This enforces compromises in defined 31P MRSI protocols. Goal(s): Effective measurement time reduction of high-resolution 31P MRSI in vivo. Approach: Implementation of a fitting approach creating metabolite maps at different effective spatial resolutions depending on metabolite SNR. Results: The multi-resolution fitting approach improved the quantification robustness of low-concentrated metabolites in high-resolution 31P MRSI datasets in vivo. Impact: We present a quantification approach improving the quantification robustness of low-concentrated metabolites in high-resolution 31P MRSI datasets, yielding the potential for effective measurement time reduction of 31P MRSI in vivo.
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