1. A method for reconstructing an image generated from radial trajectory data in frequency or k-space using a graphic processing unit (GPU), comprising: sequentially establishing a window about each radial trajectory, corners of the window being defined by vertices; feeding an angle θ of the radial line relative to a reference to a vertex shader of the GPU along with the vertices to thereby rotate the coordinates of the vertices to align the window is aligned with the selected radial trajectory; feeding the coordinate rotated window to a pixel shader of the GPU along with the Fourier coefficients along the selected radial trajectory, each frequency coefficient of the trajectory, being a complex number, having the real portion processed by one of a pair of Red, Green, Blue, Alpha (RGBA) channels of the GPU and an imaginary portion processed by a second one of a pair of the RGBA channels; combining in the pixel shader the frequency coefficients along the radial trajectory, a plurality of the frequency coefficients closest to a cell in an Cartesian coordinate system after appropriate weighting to produce a frequency coefficient in such neighboring cell of the Cartesian coordinate system; feeding the coefficients in the cells of the Cartesian coordinate system to an inverse FFT to thereby produce the resulting reconstructed image.