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Model-Based Quantitative Elasticity Reconstruction Using ADMM
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DOI：10.1109/TMI.2022.3178072.png)
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We introduce two model-based iterative methods to obtain shear modulus images of tissue using magnetic resonance elastography. The first method jointly finds the displacement field that best fits tissue displacement data and the corresponding shear modulus. The displacement satisfies a viscoelastic wave equation constraint, discretized using the finite element method. Sparsifying regularization terms in both shear modulus and displacement are used in the cost function minimized for the best fit. The second method extends the first method for multifrequency tissue displacement data. The formulated problems are bi-convex. Their solution can be obtained iteratively by using the alternating direction method of multipliers. Sparsifying regularizations and the wave equation constraint filter out sensor noise and compressional waves. Our methods do not require bandpass filtering as a preprocessing step and converge fast irrespective of the initialization. We evaluate our new methods in multiple in silico and phantom experiments, with comparisons with existing methods, and we show improvements in contrast to noise and signal-to-noise ratios. Results from an in vivo liver imaging study show elastograms with mean elasticity comparable to other values reported in the literature.
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Elasticity
Image reconstruction
Mathematical models
Three-dimensional displays
Finite element analysis
Displacement measurement
Filtering
Bi-convex
iterative reconstruction method
magnetic resonance elastography
viscoelasticity imaging
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