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A real-time, 20-Hz, one-dimensional MR velocity imaging technique is described. A two-dimensional RF pulse excites a 3-cm diameter column. Velocity maps are formed from the phase difference between successive flow encoded and compensated acquisitions. A three-point subtraction variation provides reduced sensitivity to static spins.
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