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Low‐rank motion correction for accelerated free‐breathing first‐pass myocardial perfusion imaging

Cruz et al., 2023

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13652191249260227673
Author
Cruz G
Hua A
Munoz C
Ismail T
Chiribiri A
Botnar R
Prieto C
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Publication venue
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine

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Purpose Develop a novel approach for accelerated 2D free‐breathing myocardial perfusion via low‐rank motion‐corrected (LRMC) reconstructions. Methods Myocardial perfusion imaging requires high spatial and temporal resolution, despite scan time constraints. Here …
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