Why does the ifft2 image split in 4?

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After doing a two-dimensional inverse Fourier transform in MATLAB, I got the 4-part split image of MRI. How can I solve this problem?

for i =1:8
raw_i = ifft2(kspace(:,:,i)); %kspace contains the 8-coil wise MRI data w.o undersampling , 160*160*8 matrix
imshow(abs(raw_i),[]);

result

1 Answers

Use fftshift to rearrange the result; it shifts the zero frequency parts to the center of the image.

imshow(fftshift(abs(raw_i)),[]);
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