Imaging of myocardial infarction for diagnosis and intervention using real-time interactive MRI without ECG-gating or breath-holding

Current methods for MRI of infarcted myocardium require ECG‐gating and breath‐holding during contrast‐enhanced segmented k‐space inversion‐recovery (IR) imaging. However, ECG‐gating can be problematic in MRI, and breath‐holding can be difficult for some patients. This work demonstrates that infarcte...

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