Artificial Intelligence (AI) has found wide use among medical imaging modalities including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). While many methods developed are applied post-acquisition for image reconstruction and enhancement, AI can also be applied pre-acquisition by optimizing acquisition protocols and scanner operation. With AI developments in this field, a future revolutionized by techniques in this field could lead to the implementation of autonomous, self-driven MRI scanners with optimized pulse sequences curated for an individual patient. This chapter delves into these developments, exploring their current and future impact on the domain of MRI.

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Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Pulse Sequence Design and Its Translation to Clinic

  • James H. Wang,
  • Alan B. McMillan

摘要

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has found wide use among medical imaging modalities including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). While many methods developed are applied post-acquisition for image reconstruction and enhancement, AI can also be applied pre-acquisition by optimizing acquisition protocols and scanner operation. With AI developments in this field, a future revolutionized by techniques in this field could lead to the implementation of autonomous, self-driven MRI scanners with optimized pulse sequences curated for an individual patient. This chapter delves into these developments, exploring their current and future impact on the domain of MRI.