A new 2D single-shot imaging technique is introduced that uses only on
e dimension of Fourier encoding, The second dimension is encoded in ti
me, rather than using phase encoding, The data is acquired in the form
of a closely spaced echo train with each echo produced from a differe
nt physical line in the object, A 1D Fourier transform is applied to e
ach echo for image reconstruction, Because only the desired lines are
excited, there can be no aliasing in the time encoding direction even
when the object is much larger than the field of view, This technique
is also very insensitive to motion, as motion-related artifacts do not
propagate in the time encoding direction.