| CPC A61B 5/055 (2013.01) [G06T 5/10 (2013.01); G06T 7/0012 (2013.01); G06V 10/82 (2022.01); G06T 2207/10088 (2013.01)] | 6 Claims |

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1. A method for fast high-resolution multi-parametric quantitative magnetic resonance imaging, comprising:
designing a fast high-resolution multiple overlapping-echo imaging pulse sequence;
determining sampling parameters of the fast high-resolution multiple overlapping-echo imaging pulse sequence;
constructing a deep neural network for reconstructing high-resolution multi-parametric quantitative magnetic resonance images;
generating training samples of the deep neural network;
using the training samples to train the deep neural network to obtain trained deep neural networks;
scanning a real imaging object using the fast high-resolution multiple overlapping-echo imaging pulse sequence under the sampling parameters to obtain first k-space data of the real imaging object;
pre-processing the first k-space data of the real imaging object to obtain image domain data of the real imaging object; and
inputting the image domain data of the real imaging object into the trained deep neural networks to obtain high-resolution multi-parametric quantitative magnetic resonance images of the real imaging object, wherein:
the fast high-resolution multiple overlapping-echo imaging pulse sequence comprises a signal excitation module and a data acquisition module,
the signal excitation module comprises N radio frequency (RF) excitation pulses with first time intervals (tn) and flip angles (αn), slice selection gradients (Gss) corresponding to the N RF excitation pulses, and echo shift gradients (Gn),
n=1, 2, . . . , N, and N≥2,
each of the N RF excitation pulses is combined with a corresponding one of the slice selection gradients (Gss) in a slice selection dimension for slice selection,
the echo shift gradients (Gn) are applied after a corresponding RF excitation pulse of the N RF excitation pulses along a frequency encoding dimension and a phase encoding dimension,
the data acquisition module comprises a pre-phase gradient (Gpre), M refocusing pulses with second time intervals (ESP) and flip angles (βm), crushing gradients (Gcr), phase encoding gradients (Gpe,i,m), frequency encoding gradients (Gro), and dephase encoding gradients (Gpe,i,m′),
i represents an ith scanning,
m=1, 2, . . . , M, and M≥2,
the pre-phase gradient (Gpre) is applied along the frequency encoding dimension, and a size of the pre-phase gradient (Gpre) is half of a corresponding one of the frequency encoding gradients (Gro),
the crushing gradients (Gcr) are applied before and after each refocusing pulse of the M refocusing pulses, and sizes and directions of the crushing gradients (Gcr) along the frequency encoding dimension, the phase encoding dimension, and the slice selection dimension are the same, and
the phase encoding gradients (Gpe,i,m), the frequency encoding gradients (Gro), and the dephase encoding gradients (Gpe,i,m′) are applied after each refocusing pulse of the M refocusing pulses, and the phase encoding gradients (Gpe,i,m) and the dephase encoding gradients (Gpe,i,m′) have same sizes but opposite directions.
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