ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Hemodynamic Modeling and Phase-Adjustable Reconstruction of Hyperpolarized Cardiac
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purposeTo deconvolve cardiac phase and hemodynamic effects in hyperpolarized (HP) [1-
methodsCardiac phase drift during dynamic acquisition of HP
resultsPhantom simulations demonstrated that heart rate variability induces cardiac phase misalignment, causing substantial distortion of dynamic HP pyruvate timecourses. Human studies showed transient heart rate changes during pyruvate bolus arrival, resulting in phase shifts. Multiphase
conclusionWe present a volume-guided hemodynamic modeling and reconstruction framework that corrects cardiac phase misalignment. This approach improves quantitative robustness across varying heart rates and is applicable to both ECG-gated and nongated acquisitions.
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