AllgemeinNew paper published in Radiology
Our new paper, “Deep Learning Reconstruction Enables Prospectively Accelerated Clinical Knee MRI,” was just published in the journal Radiology (Impact factor 29), together with a great editorial by Dr. Frank Roemer. It is the first demonstration that a deep learning method for MR image reconstruction can be used in a routine setting with clinical patients. […]Our new paper, “Deep Learning Reconstruction Enables Prospectively Accelerated Clinical Knee MRI,” was just published in the journal Radiology (Impact factor 29), together with a great editorial by Dr. Frank Roemer. It is the first demonstration that a deep learning method for MR image reconstruction can be used in a routine setting with clinical patients. […]
