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The clinical implementation of high-field CMR systems has introduced new challenges for cardiac imaging due to B0 and B1 field inhomogeneities. TSE Black-Blood sequences (BB) are compromised by dielectric artifacts, whereas SSFP cine-sequences are known to suffer from dark-band artifacts. The flip-angle non-uniformity across the field of view affects image homogeneity of both sequences. The use of a multi-source RF transmission system may help reduce dielectric effects, improve flip-angle uniformity and avoid local SAR peaks, thus allowing a shorter minimum TR/TE in SSFP-sequences.

Clinical CMR at 3.0 Tesla using parallel RF transmission with patient-adaptive B1 shimming: initial experience