The Gibbs artifact can be effectively eliminated by searching the local sub-voxel shifts (LSS) that minimize total variations, but it is only applicable to images reconstructed without zero padding. This work extends the LSS method to Gibbs artifact reduction in the presence of zero padding by introducing an interlaced total variation (iTV). The simulation and in vivo experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method can effectively remove Gibbs artifact in the presence of zero padding.
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