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Can Multi-Channel FID Navigators Quantify Head Motion?

2013
Talks

Abstract

This work investigates the ability of free induction decay (FID) navigators to provide information on rigid head motion. FID navigators were incorporated in a gradient-echo sequence. In parallel, optical tracking data was acquired and served as the ground truth. Three subjects were scanned at 3T with a 32-channel head coil while performing complex head movements. A linear model was trained with a subset of the FID and optical tracking data and verified with the remainder by cross-validation. Following the linear assumption, it can be shown that FID signal changes can quantify all six motion parameters with sub-millimeter and sub-degree precision.

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2013
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/e666ac35-0120-49aa-b79f-6b62034c2fef

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