Combined spiral imaging with flip-angle correction improves ventilation MRI in cystic fibrosis, indicating enhanced accuracy.
Faster and more accurate xenon 129 ventilation MRI was achieved in individuals with cystic fibrosis by combining two-dimensional spiral acquisition, keyhole-based flip-angle correction, and median-anchored generalized linear binning calibrated to normative data from healthy controls.
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