The commonly used golden angle trajectory for 3D radial dynamic MRI suffers from spiral-shaped sample clustering around the z-axis, often resulting in image streaking artifact. We develop a method that corrects for this for center-out 3D radial trajectories. The electric potential energy of the trajectory is minimized through the use of repulsive forces, producing a spherically uniform distribution while maintaining the quasirandom quality of the golden angle trajectory. ELECTRic potential energy Optimized (ELECTRO) trajectories are relatively inexpensive to obtain and can produce images with lower MSE compared to the golden angle counterpart.
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