Novel Doppler US-gated 3D fetal whole-heart MRI with motion correction: initial validation using paired phase-contrast flow data

Motivation: A novel pipeline for the creation of 3D fetal whole-heart datasets has been devised by combining Doppler US-gating and slice-to-volume registration. Goal(s): Our goal was to perform initial validation of the resultant 3D+t datasets. Approach: We assessed for internal consistency by deriving fetal stroke volume data from two methods in six subjects. Stroke volume data were obtained through volumetric analysis of the 3D+t volume alongside assessment of paired 2D+t phase-contrast flow data. Results: There was correlation between volumetrically derived stroke-volume data with that derived from 2D+t phase contrast flow, however the volumetric method was biased toward lower readings. Impact: Initial validation of a novel pipeline for the creation 3D fetal whole-heart datasets shows correlation between stroke volumes derived from volumetry and phase contrast flow data. Future work will explore the bias toward lower stroke volumes obtained by volumetry.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/3405
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Novel Doppler US-gated 3D fetal whole-heart MRI with motion correction: initial validation using paired phase-contrast flow data

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Novel Doppler US-gated 3D fetal whole-heart MRI with motion correction: initial validation using paired phase-contrast flow data

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Motivation: A novel pipeline for the creation of 3D fetal whole-heart datasets has been devised by combining Doppler US-gating and slice-to-volume registration. Goal(s): Our goal was to perform initial validation of the resultant 3D+t datasets. Approach: We assessed for internal consistency by deriving fetal stroke volume data from two methods in six subjects. Stroke volume data were obtained through volumetric analysis of the 3D+t volume alongside assessment of paired 2D+t phase-contrast flow data. Results: There was correlation between volumetrically derived stroke-volume data with that derived from 2D+t phase contrast flow, however the volumetric method was biased toward lower readings. Impact: Initial validation of a novel pipeline for the creation 3D fetal whole-heart datasets shows correlation between stroke volumes derived from volumetry and phase contrast flow data. Future work will explore the bias toward lower stroke volumes obtained by volumetry.

Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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