Abstract #2591
In-vivo free-breathing DTI & IVIM of the whole human heart using a real-time slice-followed SE-EPI navigator-based sequence: a reproducibility study in healthy volunteers.
Kvin Moulin 1,2 , Pierre Croisille 1,3 , Thorsten Feiweier 4 , Benedicte M.A. Delattre 1 , Hongjiang Wei 1 , Benjamin Robert 2 , Olivier Beuf 1 , and Magalie Viallon 1,3
1
CREATIS; CNRS (UMR 5220); INSERM (U1044);
INSA Lyon; Universit de Lyon, Lyon, France,
2
Siemens
Healthcare France, Saint-Denis, France,
3
Department
of Radiology, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Saint-
Etienne, Universit Jean-Monnet, France,
4
Healthcare,
Siemens AG, Erlangen, Germany
In-vivo cardiac diffusion using either the Intra-Voxel
Incoherent Motion (IVIM) model or the Diffusion Tensor
Imaging (DTI) model shows promise to provide new
insights into heart pathologies. However, due to the
combined challenge of respiratory and heart motion,
currently proposed acquisition methods are quite
demanding for unhealthy patients. In this study, we
propose to use the motion information provided by a
navigator to prospectively update in real time the
position of the diffusion-weighted slices in order to
offer an efficient free-breathing strategy for rapid and
improved cardiac diffusion acquisition using a
single-shot Spin-Echo EPI sequence (SE-EPI).
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