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CINE SPIRAL IMAGING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN MEDICINE Liao, J. R., Sommer, F. G., Herfkens, R. J., Pelc, N. J. 1995; 34 (3): 490-493

Abstract

Interleaved spiral scanning of k-space is an efficient and fast method for imaging dynamic processes. In this article, a cine version of interleaved spiral imaging is presented. The method is shown to overcome the "lightning-flash" artifacts of the conventional triggered (gated) method. Compared with the segmented k-space 2DFT method, it achieves better temporal resolution in a comparable or shorter scan time. Preliminary human studies show that the method is a promising tool for imaging dynamic processes.

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