The HASTE sequence accelerated by deep learning (DL) reconstruction was used to perform liver T2-weighted imaging under a single breath-hold in a daily routine. Its image quality, including signal-to-noise ratio, contrast-to-noise ratio, artifacts, edge sharpness and slice continuity, was evaluated by comparing it with the conventional multi-breath-hold BLADE sequence. The result demonstrated that DL-accelerated HASTE could shorten the acquisition time remarkably while maintaining clinically satisfactory image quality.
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