Findings demonstrate improved image quality in motion-robust pediatric brain MRI, suggesting reduced sedation needs.
Question Can deep learning-based reconstruction elevate motion-robust single-shot T2-weighted pediatric brain MRI to diagnostic image quality levels, enabling reliable imaging without sedation? Findings Both quantitative and qualitative evaluations confirmed significantly improved image quality of deep learning-enhanced single-shot T2-weighted brain MRI compared with conventional reconstruction. Clinical relevance Deep learning-enhanced reconstruction improves image quality in ultrafast, motion-robust single-shot pediatric brain MRI, potentially reducing the need for sedation while preserving diagnostic accuracy. This approach may enhance patient safety and shorten examination time in routine neuroimaging.
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