This technology is an AI-based software for denoising and reconstructing MRI images.
Currently, acquiring magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data requires long scan times, followed by multiple steps of image reconstruction and post-processing. Extended scan times create logistical burdens for patients and medical professionals. Additionally, slow reconstruction and limited image accuracy can reduce the speed and reliability of diagnosis from MRI images. Existing deep learning approaches typically operate on already reconstructed images and do not fully utilize information contained in raw magnetic resonance data.
This technology is an MRI denoising and reconstruction software that uses an Artificial Fourier Transform Network (AFT-Net) to perform deep learning-based reconstruction of MRI data. This network learns the transformation between raw MRI signal data and reconstructed images, enabling simultaneous image reconstruction and noise reduction while improving robustness to variations in acquisition quality.
This software was validated on publicly available human MRI datasets and preclinical mouse MRI scans, demonstrating improved image reconstruction, denoising performance, and robustness across different imaging conditions.
Patent Pending (US20260051099)
IR CU23246
Licensing Contact: Jerry Kokosha