May 1, 1998Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Quantification of in‐plane motion of the coronary arteries during the cardiac cycle: Implications for acquisition window duration for MR flow quantification

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MHMark B.M. HofmanAmsterdam University Medical Centers SWSamuel A. WicklineCardiac Imaging CLChristine H. LorenzUniversity of Calgary

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Shorter acquisition windows may be needed for right coronary MR flow to minimize blurring; leaves optimal timing open for prospective validation.

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Intervention

Measurement of temporal variation in coronary position in a plane perpendicular to the proximal portion of the vessel

Outcome

Temporal variation in coronary position and estimation of resulting vessel blurringsurrogate

To prevent image blurring during MR flow quantification, acquisition windows must be limited to 25 to 120 msec depending on the specific coronary artery.

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Hofman et al. (1998) studied this question.

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Cardiac MRI

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Shorter acquisition windows may be needed for right coronary MR flow to minimize blurring; leaves optimal timing open for prospective validation.

Quantification of in‐plane motion of the coronary arteries during the cardiac cycle: Implications for acquisition window duration for MR flow quantification

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Quantification of in‐plane motion of the coronary arteries during the cardiac cycle: Implications for acquisition window duration for MR flow quantification

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Structured PICO

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