Self-supervised super-resolution of 2-D pre-clinical MRI acquisitions
Lin Guo,
Samuel W. Remedios,
Alexandru Korotcov
et al.
Abstract:Animal models are pivotal in disease research and the advancement of therapeutic methods. The translation of results from these models to clinical applications is enhanced by employing technologies which are consistent for both humans and animals, like Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), offering the advantage of longitudinal disease evaluation without compromising animal welfare. However, current animal MRI techniques predominantly employ 2D acquisitions due to constraints related to organ size, scan duration, … Show more
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