Self-Navigated Spiral T1 CMR Multitasking
Jingyuan Lyu1, Qi Liu1, Zhongqi Zhang2, Jian Xu1, and Weiguo Zhang1
1UIH America, Inc., Houston, TX, United States, 2United Imaging Healthcare, Shanghai, China
This abstract presents a new approach to accelerated T1 mapping of the heart under free-breathing and without ECG. The proposed approach is still within the “multitasking” framework, but requires no navigator data.
Figure 2. Typical volunteer
multitasking images. (a) 30.7s imaging data were acquired and used for spiral,
navigator-less multitasking reconstruction. (b) Both imaging data and navigator
data were acquired from a total of 61.4s scan and used for spiral multitasking
reconstruction.
Figure 1. Spiral
sampling trajectory used in self-navigated multitasking.