Abstract
To examine magnetic resonance coronary artery imaging after NC100150-Injection. Breath-hold and navigator-gated images were acquired in five patients. Breath-hold image quality, coronary artery-fat SDNR, and coronary artery SNR improved. Respiratory artifacts due to reduced liver signal intensity degraded navigator-gated image quality. NC100150-Injection improves breath-hold coronary artery imaging. Navigator-gated acquisitions should use techniques that are insensitive to T2* effects.
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