Retrospective motion correction is applied for preserved image resolution on ultra-high field volumetric in-vivo brain MRI. Correction is based on the synergistic combination of appropriate view reorderings for increasing the sensitivity to motion and aligned reconstructions for deconvolving the effect of motion. Resolution loss introduced by motion is reverted without resorting to external motion tracking systems, navigators or training data. Contrast and sharpness improvements are shown on high resolution flow and susceptibility sensitive T1- and T2*-weighted spoiled gradient echo sequences acquired on cooperative volunteers.
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