Abstract #0023
            Flexible Time-Resolved Golden Angle Dual-Inversion Recovery Acquisition to Facilitate Sequence Timing in High-Resolution Coronary Vessel Wall MRI at 3T
                      Giulia Ginami                     1,2                    , Jrme Yerly                     1,2                    , 						and Matthias Stuber                     1,2          
            
            1
           
           Department of Radiology, University Hospital 
						(CHUV) and University of Lausanne (UNIL), Lausanne, 
						Switzerland,
           
            2
           
           Center 
						for Biomedical Imaging (CIBM), Lausanne and Geneva, 
						Switzerland
          
            
          Coronary vessel wall MRI based on dual inversion 
						recovery (DIR) is complicated by the need to collect 
						data during both the period of minimal cardiac motion 
						and the optimal blood nulling time. We propose a 
						continuous acquisition scheme throughout an extended 
						acquisition window after DIR. Combined with golden angle 
						radial acquisition and k-t sparse SENSE, our framework 
						enables a fully flexible a posteriori selection of the 
						optimal imaging time and significantly improves vessel 
						wall conspicuity with respect to the conventional 
						acquisition. Our framework alleviates the need of 
						subject-specific sequence timing and improves the 
						success rate of coronary vessel wall imaging.
         
				
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