Prospective motion correction and selective reacquisition using volumetric navigators for vessel‐encoded arterial spin labeling dynamic angiography

The aim of this study was to improve robustness to motion in a vessel‐encoded angiography sequence used for patient scans. The sequence is particularly sensitive to motion between imaging segments, which causes ghosting and blurring that propagates to the final angiogram.

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