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A Comparative Evaluation of 7T MRI for Epilepsy with Deep-Learning–Based Image Reconstruction and Dynamic Parallel Transmission

2026

Abstract

Integration of dynamic parallel transmission and deep-learning-based reconstructions enhances image resolution, reduces scan time, and improves image homogeneity, addressing barriers to routine clinical implementation of 7T MRI. These advancements may improve lesion conspicuity and contribute to better outcomes for patients with epilepsy.

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