BUDA-SAGE with self-supervised denoising enables fast, distortion-free, high-resolution T2, T2*, para- and dia-magnetic susceptibility mapping
Zijing Zhang, Berkin Bilgiç(Harvard University), Jaejin Cho(Harvard University), Hyeong‐Geol Shin(Neurology, Inc), Xiaozhi Cao(Stanford University), Kawin Setsompop(Harvard University), Jongho Lee(Seoul National University), Long Wang(National Taiwan University), Huafeng Liu(Zhejiang University), Congyu Liao(Stanford University), Tao Zhang(Scripps Research Institute), Jinmin Xu(Massachusetts General Hospital)
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