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Abstract #4559

Quantitative differences in the heart habitus between breath-hold and free-breathing states, measured using a 3D survey in cardiac patients

VS Vineeth1, Vimal Raj2, Razeem Ahmad Ali Mattathodi1, Jeenamol John1, Gomathi Vengatesan E1, Sasi Edavana2, Prasad V Narayanan1, and Jaladhar Neelavalli1
1Philips India Limited, Bengaluru, India, 2Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bengaluru, India

Synopsis

Keywords: Data Acquisition, Heart, Cardiac MRI planning

Motivation: Quantitative understanding of the differences in the heart’s habitus (position, orientation and size) between free-breathing (FB) and breath-hold (BH) mode of cardiac MR imaging (CMR) is lacking.

Goal(s): To quantitatively measure the differences in the heart’s position, orientation and size between free-breathing and breath-hold mode in cardiac patients

Approach: Used an accelerated 3D GRE survey, acquired in BH (cardiac gated) and FB modes (cardiac and respiratory gated) in a large cohort of cardiac patients and quantified the location, orientation and size differences.

Results: We find that quantitatively heart’s habitus differs significantly, in all three factors, between the two modes of imaging.

Impact: We have, for the first time, quantified the extent to which the heart’s habitus (position, orientation and size) changes between breath-hold and free-breathing modes of Cardiac MRI (CMR). CMRI planning, whether manual or AI based, needs to account for this.

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