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k-space: a standalone construct

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Magnetic resonance imaging

the spatial-frequency domain in which MRI data are sampled along trajectories set by the gradients, then Fourier transformed into an image.

In magnetic resonance imaging, k-space refers to the spatial-frequency domain in which MRI data are sampled along trajectories set by the gradients, then Fourier transformed into an image. This meaning comes from Twieg (1983) in Medical Physics.[1]

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References

Twieg, D. B. (1983). The k‐trajectory formulation of the NMR imaging process with applications in analysis and synthesis of imaging methods. Medical Physics, 10(5), 610-621. https://doi.org/10.1118/1.595331

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