Abstract

Ferumoxytole-enhanced 4D MR angiography with retrospectively defined temporal resolution

Highlights

  • In cardiovascular MRI applications, high spatial resolution is preferable for anatomical evaluation of vascular structures and high temporal resolution is desired in cardiac functional assessment

  • We propose a technique that allows for retrospective trade-off between temporal and spatial resolution based on a single image acquisition

  • Major vessels and cardiac structures are clearly defined in these high spatial resolution images

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Introduction

In cardiovascular MRI applications, high spatial resolution is preferable for anatomical evaluation of vascular structures and high temporal resolution is desired in cardiac functional assessment. Current CMR protocol usually includes repeated scans of the same anatomy with different resolution settings. To address this issue, we propose a technique that allows for retrospective trade-off between temporal and spatial resolution based on a single image acquisition. The proposed technique is applied on Ferumoxytol-enhanced 4D angiography application so that images with high temporal and high spatial resolution are available from separated reconstructions

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