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Does a navigator-echo-based method for real-time prospective correction of imaging slice level improve reproducibility in breath-hold cine cardiac MRI compared to conventional noncorrected methods?
Does a navigator-echo-based method for real-time prospective correction of imaging slice level improve reproducibility in breath-hold cine cardiac MRI compared to conventional noncorrected methods?
Real-time prospective correction of imaging slice level using a navigator-echo-based method significantly improves the reproducibility of anatomic indices in breath-hold cine cardiac MRI.
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Navigator correction may improve reproducibility of cine MRI indices; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before adoption.
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