These artifacts degrade image quality, often causing misdiagnosis. A 6-axis motion tracking sensor (ICM-20649, TDK-InvenSense) with a full-scale range of +-4000 degrees per second for the gyroscope and +-30g for the accelerometer was integrated with a 50mT scanner. The sensor’s readings can successfully be processed to detect motion. However, it resulted in zipper artifacts and degraded image quality in a phantom experiment. Still, the sensor’s placement on the forehead or the temples or the chin might not significantly impact brain data when coupled with slab-wise shimming.
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