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Abstract #3296

Free breathing prospectively navigated renal BOLD for improved SNR and T2* accuracy

Glen Morrell1 and Vivian S. Lee1

1Radiology and Imaging Sciences, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

A prospectively gated free-breathing renal BOLD sequence was compared to conventional breath hold renal BOLD. The new sequence gives consistently better SNR than the conventional sequence. RMS error of T2* estimation was investigated as a measure of accuracy. The free-breathing renal BOLD sequence allows flexible tradeoff of imaging time with SNR and can improve the accuracy of renal BOLD T2* estimation.

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