Smooth Total variation Regularization for Interference Detection and Elimination (STRIDE) for MRI
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| author | Mertens, Alexander Martinez, Diego Louka, Amgad Yang, Ying Harris, Chad Connell, Ian |
| author_facet | Mertens, Alexander Martinez, Diego Louka, Amgad Yang, Ying Harris, Chad Connell, Ian |
| contents | MRI is increasingly desired to function near electronic devices that emit potentially dynamic electromagnetic interference (EMI). To accommodate for this, we propose the STRIDE method, which improves on previous external-sensor-based EMI removal methods by exploiting inherent MR image smoothness in its total variation. STRIDE measures data from both EMI detectors and primary MR imaging coils, transforms this data into the image domain, and for each column of the resulting image array, combines and subtracts data from the EMI detectors in a way that optimizes for total-variation smoothness. Performance was tested on phantom and in-vivo datasets with a 0.5T scanner. STRIDE resulted in visually better EMI removal, higher temporal SNR, larger EMI removal percentage, and lower RMSE than standard implementations. STRIDE is a robust technique that leverages inherent MR image properties to provide improved EMI removal performance over standard algorithms, particularly for time-varying noise sources. |
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| spellingShingle | Smooth Total variation Regularization for Interference Detection and Elimination (STRIDE) for MRI Mertens, Alexander Martinez, Diego Louka, Amgad Yang, Ying Harris, Chad Connell, Ian Image and Video Processing Signal Processing Medical Physics MRI is increasingly desired to function near electronic devices that emit potentially dynamic electromagnetic interference (EMI). To accommodate for this, we propose the STRIDE method, which improves on previous external-sensor-based EMI removal methods by exploiting inherent MR image smoothness in its total variation. STRIDE measures data from both EMI detectors and primary MR imaging coils, transforms this data into the image domain, and for each column of the resulting image array, combines and subtracts data from the EMI detectors in a way that optimizes for total-variation smoothness. Performance was tested on phantom and in-vivo datasets with a 0.5T scanner. STRIDE resulted in visually better EMI removal, higher temporal SNR, larger EMI removal percentage, and lower RMSE than standard implementations. STRIDE is a robust technique that leverages inherent MR image properties to provide improved EMI removal performance over standard algorithms, particularly for time-varying noise sources. |
| title | Smooth Total variation Regularization for Interference Detection and Elimination (STRIDE) for MRI |
| topic | Image and Video Processing Signal Processing Medical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.13628 |