1015 Quantitative assessment of the dark rim artifact in first pass perfusion images: effect of stress and rest

  • Hazel R
  • Reichek N
  • Wang Y
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Abstract

Dark Rim Artifact (DRA) in Gadolinium enhanced saturation recovery TrueFISP cardiac first pass perfusion images from normal volunteers collected during stress and rest, show similar frequency affecting 12.5% of the rest and 10.2% of stress images, with comparable severity represented by signal loss of 32.9 % (rest) and 31.5 % (stress) in the endocardium. The duration and severity of the DRA coincides with the maximum contrast agent concentration and susceptibility difference between LV and myocardium. A comparison of three pulse sequences shows that TrueFISP is most affected by the DRA, followed by TFL while EPI shows no artifact.

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Hazel, R., Reichek, N., & Wang, Y. (2008). 1015 Quantitative assessment of the dark rim artifact in first pass perfusion images: effect of stress and rest. Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 10, A140. https://doi.org/10.1186/1532-429x-10-s1-a140

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