Free-breathing steady-state free precession MRI has shown promising results for pulmonary embolism diagnosis in preliminary studies. However, the acquisition is susceptible to artifacts from cardiorespiratory motion and flow. We propose a Golden Angle radial trajectory and show increased robustness to such artifacts in healthy volunteers, while providing added benefits such as sliding window reconstructions with higher temporal resolution than what is achievable by Cartesian sampling.
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