Accelerating Longitudinal MRI using Prior Informed Latent Diffusion

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.00537v1
• Date: Sat, 29 Jun 2024 22:13:54 GMT
• Title: Accelerating Longitudinal MRI using Prior Informed Latent Diffusion
• Authors: Yonatan Urman, Zachary Shah, Ashwin Kumar, Bruno P. Soares, Kawin Setsompop,
• Abstract summary: We propose a prior informed reconstruction method with a trained diffusion model in conjunction with data-consistency steps. Our method can be trained with unlabeled image data, eliminating the need for a dataset of either k-space measurements or paired longitudinal scans.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: MRI is a widely used ionization-free soft-tissue imaging modality, often employed repeatedly over a patient's lifetime. However, prolonged scanning durations, among other issues, can limit availability and accessibility. In this work, we aim to substantially reduce scan times by leveraging prior scans of the same patient. These prior scans typically contain considerable shared information with the current scan, thereby enabling higher acceleration rates when appropriately utilized. We propose a prior informed reconstruction method with a trained diffusion model in conjunction with data-consistency steps. Our method can be trained with unlabeled image data, eliminating the need for a dataset of either k-space measurements or paired longitudinal scans as is required of other learning-based methods. We demonstrate superiority of our method over previously suggested approaches in effectively utilizing prior information without over-biasing prior consistency, which we validate on both an open-source dataset of healthy patients as well as several longitudinal cases of clinical interest.

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