Limiting the total data acquisition time to a clinically feasible runtime has been a major challenge in MR spectroscopic imaging. Recently rosette based non-cartesian encoding of k-space has been used for spectroscopic imaging due to their fast encoding speed and lower gradient/slew rate requirements. While rosette spectroscopic imaging has been attempted for 2D and 3D spectroscopic imaging, feasibility of undersampling the petals in rosette is not shown. In this study, we implemented a rosette 2D and 3D spectroscopic imaging sequence and shown the feasibility of acceleration factors up to 8x using compressed sensing reconstruction.
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