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A noncontrast MRA technique using ECG-triggered 3D bSSFP with FSD preparation has recently been developed (Fig. 1) [1]. The angiographic quality relies on the blood signal suppression by FSD preparation, which is in turn determined by FSD's first-order gradient moment, m1. A suboptimal m1 may result in venous contamination or incomplete arterial delineation. This work aimed to develop an m1-scout approach to rapidly identify the optimal m1-value.

3D nongadolinium-enhanced mra using flow-sensitive dephasing (fsd) prepared balanced ssfp: identification of the optimal first-order gradient moment