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Development of a Prospectively Motion Corrected Free-breathing FLASH Sequence.
Respiratory motion of the heart is a fundamental challenge to cardiac MR imaging (CMR). This motion is frequently compensated for with breath-holding and acceptance-window methods. In situations where breath-holding is not viable, navigated free-breathing with an acceptance window can be used. This...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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