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Free‐breathing cardiac MR stress perfusion with real‐time slice tracking
Purpose To develop a free‐breathing cardiac MR perfusion sequence with slice tracking for use after physical exercise. Methods We propose to use a leading navigator, placed immediately before each 2D slice acquisition, for tracking the respiratory motion and updating the slice location in real‐time.
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