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Currently, WH MRCA studies are usually performed during free breathing while monitoring the position of the diaphragm. However, since the scan time is rather long, the patient's breathing pattern may change during scanning, and scanning sometimes cannot be completed. In another method, WH MRCA is performed during multiple breath-holds. However, patients cannot hold their breath within a threshold each time, and it is also difficult to perform scans in a short time. These problems are attributable to the fact that patients cannot recognize their breathing level and therefore cannot adjust it.

2124 Whole-Heart Magnetic Resonance Coronary Angiography (WH MRCA) with visual feedback