Brendan L Eck, Michael Yim, Jesse I Hamilton, Gastao José Lima da Cruz, Xiaojuan Li, Scott D Flamm, W H Wilson Tang, Claudia Prieto, Nicole Seiberlich, Deborah H Kwon
PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Cardiac magnetic resonance fingerprinting (cMRF) has developed as a technique for rapid, multi-parametric tissue property mapping that has potential to both improve cardiac MRI exam efficiency and expand the information captured. In this review, we describe the cMRF technique, summarize technical developments and in vivo reports, and highlight potential clinical applications. RECENT FINDINGS: Technical developments in cMRF continue to progress rapidly, including motion compensated reconstruction, additional tissue property quantification, signal time course analysis, and synthetic LGE image generation...
February 18, 2023: Current Cardiology Reports