Key result
Multiple three-dimensional inversion recovery imaging is a feasible and accurate method for performing in vivo volume T1 mapping of the heart.
Population
n=3 (1 patient with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and 2 healthy volunteers)
Design
Other
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May enable research cardiac T1 volumetry; leaves open clinical adoption pending validation.
Multiple 3D inversion recovery imaging is a feasible and accurate method for performing T1 volume mapping of the heart.
Coniglio et al. (2012) studied Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and healthy volunteers (n=3). Multiple three-dimensional inversion recovery sequence for volume T1 mapping was evaluated on Accuracy and feasibility of T1 volume mapping. Multiple three-dimensional inversion recovery imaging is a feasible and accurate method for performing in vivo volume T1 mapping of the heart.
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