bSSFP imaging is used in-vivo to image small tumours in the mouse lung, at an isotropic resolution of 200µm in under 10 minutes per scan. Cardio-respiratory synchronisation using prospective gating control is used to minimise motion artefacts efficiently, and a 4 step RF phase cycle is used to eliminate banding artefact. Growth of individual tumours in multi-focal lung cancer can be measured with a throughput of >4 mice per hour.
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