Accelerated T1ρ,adiab Mapping using Slice Selective Spin-Lock Preparation Pulses (FAST1ρ)

Motivation: T1ρ mapping is a promising non-contrast technique for the assessment of myocardial scar. Myocardial T1ρ mapping techniques commonly acquire multiple images in one breath hold to calculate a single-slice T1ρ map. Recently, non-selective adiabatic pulses have been employed for spin-lock preparation (T1ρ,adiab). FAST1ρ provides a two-fold acceleration for multi-slice myocardial T1ρ,adiab mapping. Goal(s): To assess the T1ρ,adiab map quality of FAST1ρ compared to a single-slice 2D T1ρ,adiab mapping sequence. Approach: 10 healthy-volunteers were scanned with FAST1ρ and a single-slice sequence. Results: FAST1ρ had no significant difference in intra-subject variability or subject-wise precision, to the single-slice sequence, and successfully visualized a myocardial scar. Impact: FAST1ρ provides a two-fold acceleration for multi-slice myocardial T1ρ,adiab mapping. It has no significant difference in intra-subject variability or subject-wise precision, compared to a single-slice sequence, and shows promise for characterization a myocardial scar.

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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/10.58530/2024/0686
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Accelerated T1ρ,adiab Mapping using Slice Selective Spin-Lock Preparation Pulses (FAST1ρ)

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Accelerated T1ρ,adiab Mapping using Slice Selective Spin-Lock Preparation Pulses (FAST1ρ)

Karl Kunze, Andrew Tyler, Amedeo Chiribiri, Pier Giorgio Masci, Radhouène Neji, Sébastien Roujol
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Motivation: T1ρ mapping is a promising non-contrast technique for the assessment of myocardial scar. Myocardial T1ρ mapping techniques commonly acquire multiple images in one breath hold to calculate a single-slice T1ρ map. Recently, non-selective adiabatic pulses have been employed for spin-lock preparation (T1ρ,adiab). FAST1ρ provides a two-fold acceleration for multi-slice myocardial T1ρ,adiab mapping. Goal(s): To assess the T1ρ,adiab map quality of FAST1ρ compared to a single-slice 2D T1ρ,adiab mapping sequence. Approach: 10 healthy-volunteers were scanned with FAST1ρ and a single-slice sequence. Results: FAST1ρ had no significant difference in intra-subject variability or subject-wise precision, to the single-slice sequence, and successfully visualized a myocardial scar. Impact: FAST1ρ provides a two-fold acceleration for multi-slice myocardial T1ρ,adiab mapping. It has no significant difference in intra-subject variability or subject-wise precision, compared to a single-slice sequence, and shows promise for characterization a myocardial scar.

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