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Extending real‐time MRI of the oral cavity using simultaneous multislice and compressed sensing

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This innovative technique demonstrates simultaneous multislice imaging and rapid assessments of tongue movement and swallowing.

The real-time MRI technique captures dynamic processes in the oral cavity, enhancing visualization of tongue movement and speech.
Imaging sequences were achieved at temporal resolutions of up to 25 ms, indicating a significant advancement in MRI technology.
Development included both a radial MRI sequence with multiband excitation and a specialized compressed sensing reconstruction method.
Applications in clinical scenarios show the robustness of the technique against variations in slice distance and coil compression levels.

Watson et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This innovative technique demonstrates simultaneous multislice imaging and rapid assessments of tongue movement and swallowing.

The real-time MRI technique captures dynamic processes in the oral cavity, enhancing visualization of tongue movement and speech.
Imaging sequences were achieved at temporal resolutions of up to 25 ms, indicating a significant advancement in MRI technology.
Development included both a radial MRI sequence with multiband excitation and a specialized compressed sensing reconstruction method.
Applications in clinical scenarios show the robustness of the technique against variations in slice distance and coil compression levels.

Watson et al. (2025) studied this question.

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