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Self-Auditing Residual Drifting for Pathology-Preserving Accelerated Knee MRI

Accelerated magnetic resonance imaging reduces acquisition time, but reconstruction from undersampled k-space can blur diagnostically relevant structures or introduce failures that are not captured by global image metrics. We propose SA-RDM-DC, a Self-Auditing Residual generative Drifting Model with Data Consistency for accelerated knee MRI. The method adapts the newly proposed generative drifting paradigm to accelerated MRI by training a physics-conditioned drift field from the zero-filled reconstruction toward the fully sampled residual correction. It predicts image- and missing-k-space residual corrections, enforces data consistency with acquired k-space, uses frequency-aware and resid...

AuthorsQing Lyu, Jianxu Wang, Mohammad Kawas et al.
Primary categoryeess.IV
Published2 July 2026
Last updated at source2 July 2026
eess.IVcs.CVphysics.med-ph
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