Undersampling spatial and spectral dimensions is essential to achieve clinically feasible scan times in multi-dimensional spectroscopic imaging. Sampling pattern of rosette trajectory has higher incoherence than that of the other non-Cartesian trajectories like spiral and radial, and can achieve higher compressed-sensing reconstruction performance. While rosette spectroscopic imaging has been attempted for 2D (2 spatial+1 spectral) and 3D (3 spatial+1 spectral) spectroscopic imaging, it has thus far not been shown for J-resolved spectroscopic imaging. In this pilot study, we implemented a rosette echo-planar J-resolved spectroscopic imaging (ROSE-JRESI) sequence and studied the feasibility of high acceleration factors for clinically feasible runtimes.
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