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Correcting versus resolving respiratory motion in free-breathing whole-heart MRA: a comparison in patients with thoracic aortic disease

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Fig. 1 Representative images from a 66-year-old woman withascending aorta dilation. Maximum intensity projection MRA imagesdisplayed as 3-mm thick slabs are shown in the candy cane view ofthe aorta reconstructed using motion-corrected (a) and motion-resolv
Fig. 2 Representative motion-corrected (a, c) and motion-resolved(b, d) images from a 74-year-old woman (a, b) and a 59-year-oldwoman (c, d), both with ascending aorta dilation
Fig. 3 Left ventricular outflow track view of the heart visualizing the proximal segment of the right coronary artery

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