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SNR min. 8%, max. 25%/CNR: min.11%, max. 25%; FIESTA SNR: max. 129%, min 107%, CNR: max.50%, min. 32%). In all FSE-sequences there were differences in SNR and CNR depending on the heart segment at both field strengths. At 3.0 T the differences were smaller than at 1.5 T. There was also a difference in the increase of SNR and CNR depending on the region of the LV. In the FSEsequences the highest gain in SNR/CNR was obtained in the AW and LW (SNR: min.17%, max. 39%), the lowest gain in the septum (SNR: min. -1%, max. 9%). At both field strengths the lowest SNR and CNR was found in the PW. At the FIESTA-Sequences there was found a dependence of the signal behaviour on the image plane with the highest SNR and CNR in the SA at both field strengths. In the SA-view differences in signal-behaviour between the LV-segment again were found, with the highest SNR and the highest increase of SNR (129%) in the septum at both field strengths. In contrast to the FSE-Sequences, at the FIESTA-sequences the differences between the LV-segments were smaller at 1.5 T than at 3.0 T.

1122 Regional differences in signal gain in cardiac mri at 3.0 tesla. An intra individual comparison of different sequences