New deep unrolling method shows improved reconstruction quality in cardiac cine MR images, highlighting adaptive CNN use.
Motivation: Conventional CNN-based unrolling networks have a significant limitation in accurately capturing complex, non-rigid cardiac motions and deformations. Goal(s): To develop a new deep unrolling method capable of accurately reconstructing local features and motions in cardiac cine MR images. Approach: We propose a Spatiotemporal Deformable Unrolling Network (SDUN) for cardiac cine MR Reconstruction, which adapts the sampling grid to complex motions and deformations of the heart by learning bias values from input feature maps. Results: The proposed method was test on in-house acquired cardiac cine MR data and provided SOTA reconstructions with a PSNR of 44.4548 and a SSIM of 0.9854 at 16X acceleration. Impact: The proposed method SDUN provides an effective scheme for accurately capturing and learning complex cardiac motions and deformations in cardiac cine MR reconstruction through employing a deformable and adaptive CNN in proximal network.
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