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A new scheme for assignment of echoes to views in fast spin-echo imaging was developed. The scheme places early and late echoes in alternating lines of the periphery of k-space; continued alternation of echoes arising closer to the middle of the echo train encodes the central portion of k-space. The scheme has two effects: a) The echo-to-echo signal decay that usually gives rise to multiple faint ghosts, now yields a single Nyquist ghost that is removed by phase over-sampling. b) Mapping earlier echoes (and thus more energy) to the periphery of k-space yields sharper edges.
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