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Self‐gated MRI of multiple beat morphologies in the presence of arrhythmias

Contijoch et al., 2017

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15346030999727146324
Author
Contijoch F
Iyer S
Pilla J
Yushkevich P
Gorman III J
Gorman R
Litt H
Han Y
Witschey W
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Magnetic resonance in medicine

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Purpose Develop self‐gated MRI for distinct heartbeat morphologies in subjects with arrhythmias. Methods Golden angle radial data was obtained in seven sinus and eight arrhythmias subjects. An image‐based cardiac navigator was derived from single‐shot …
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