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Magnetization-prepared cardiac imaging using gradient echo acquisition.

Abstract

Magnetization-prepared 2DFT and 3DFT gradient echo techniques are presented for acquisition of black blood cardiac images. Both methods incorporate RF pulses for blood saturation, centric or centric-like view ordering, data acquisition during late diastole, and breath-holding. In a series of 13 volunteer studies, these methods have consistently provided good visualization of intraventricular structures.

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Y Liu, S J Riederer, R L Ehman. 1993. Magnetization-prepared cardiac imaging using gradient echo acquisition.. https://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.1910300220

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