Abstract:Negahdar, Mohammadjavad, "4D reduced TE (RTE) spiral phase contrast NRI for rapid quantification and visualization of blood flow and hemodynamics." (2014
“…Figure shows an example of in vivo studies in a normal volunteer and in a subject with moderate aortic stenosis (note that include many more visualization results, which due to space limitations were not included here). The left column of Figure shows systolic velocity profile in a normal volunteer from conventional 4D flow (top) and 4D spiral flow (middle).…”
Relative to conventional 4D flow, 4D spiral flow achieves substantial reductions in both the TE and scan times; therefore, utility for it should be sought in a variety of in vivo and complex flow imaging applications.
“…Figure shows an example of in vivo studies in a normal volunteer and in a subject with moderate aortic stenosis (note that include many more visualization results, which due to space limitations were not included here). The left column of Figure shows systolic velocity profile in a normal volunteer from conventional 4D flow (top) and 4D spiral flow (middle).…”
Relative to conventional 4D flow, 4D spiral flow achieves substantial reductions in both the TE and scan times; therefore, utility for it should be sought in a variety of in vivo and complex flow imaging applications.
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