Quantification of mitral regurgitation (MR) is challenging to accurately perform with echocardiography.1 Recent data suggest that MRI is more accurate than echocardiography, but the conventional approach used requires the combination of data from two different types of MRI sequences.2 This study investigated the direct measurement of mitral regurgitation with 4D Flow using a valve tracking approach. We used both mitral annulus tracking and mitral flow jet tracking, and compared measurements to the conventional MRI approach for calculating mitral regurgitation. Flow jet but not annulus tracking demonstrated good reproducibility of measurement and correlation with the conventional MRI approach.
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