Boosting MR Temporal Resolution using Rapid Ultrasound Measurements , for Motion-Tracking Purposes

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Boosting MR Temporal Resolution using Rapid Ultrasound Measurements , for Motion-Tracking Purposes

Toews, M and Mei, C S and Chu, R and Hoge, W S and …

Proceedings of the łdots 2013

Abstract : Purpose: It is generally believed that a sampling rate of at least 20 frames per second (fps) or so might be necessary to properly resolve breathing motion in a clinical setting, as patients may present with rapid breathing patterns that may even include instances of łdots

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