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Quantitative $T_2^*$ Fidelity in Accelerated Radial Ultrashort-Echo-Time MRI of the Lumbar Cartilage Endplate: A Synthetic Computational Validation Study
The lumbar cartilage endplate (CEP) is a short-$T_2^*$ structure whose composition has been linked to disc health. Ultrashort-echo-time (UTE) MRI enables direct CEP visualization, but acceleration and reconstruction may alter quantitative $T_2^*$ even when image quality improves. We evaluated how ra
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