Recent advances in cardiac MRI have enabled powerful new methods for assessing the fetal heart in utero. Using a novel reconstruction framework, combining methods for motion correction, retrospective gating, and accelerated imaging, motion-robust CINE images are reconstructed and compared to conventional static MRI of the fetal heart. Preliminary evaluation of fetal congenital heart disease with this technique is demonstrated in multi-slice axial acquisitions of four subjects.
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