Abstract #1532
            Radial CAIPI-CS for simultaneous multi-slice cardiac perfusion imaging
                      Ganesh Adluru                     1                    , Liyong Chen                     2                    , and 						Edward V.R. DiBella                     1          
            
            1
           
           Radiology, University of Utah, Salt lake 
						city, Utah, United States,
           
            2
           
           Advanced 
						MRI Technologies, Sebastopol, CA, United States
          
            
          Myocardial perfusion imaging is an invaluable tool to 
						diagnose and study coronary artery disease. Complete 
						coverage of the heart without sacrificing temporal or 
						spatial resolution is desired. Many approaches aim to 
						achieve the desired goal by undersampling k-space data 
						for each time frame and using sophisticated 
						reconstruction algorithms like compressed sensing. 
						Another complementary approach to increase coverage 
						without compromising spatio-temporal resolution is 
						simultaneous multi-slice imaging in which multiple 
						slices are simultaneously excited with phase modulation 
						and acquired simultaneously. Here we combine CAIPI, a 
						simultaneous multi-slice method, with compressed sensing 
						for radial myocardial perfusion and present promising 
						results.
         
				
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