Method for time-resolved MR-imaging

A method for time-resolved imaging with nuclear magnetic resonance signals, comprising the steps of:

• exciting and phase-encoding nuclear spins in a subject to produce nuclear magnetic resonance signals;
• reading out said nuclear magnetic resonance signals from said subject;
• entering said nuclear magnetic resonance signals dependent on their phase-encoding into respective rows of a raw data matrix divided into a plurality of segments by entering said signals into central rows of a raw data matrix and into upper edge rows and into lower edqe rows of said raw data matrix;
• producing a plurality of said raw data matrices at different points in time of a motion sequence of said subject;
• entering signals, comprising at least one of said segments, in common into two chronologically successive raw data matrices by alternatingly entering nuclear magnetic resonance signals from a segment in an upper edge row of a raw data matrix into a successive raw data matrix and entering nuclear magnetic resonance signals from a segment in a lower edge row of said successive raw data matrix into a next successive raw data matrix;
• and
• producing an image from each of said raw data matrices.