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Myocardial first pass perfusion is useful in patients with known or suspected coronary arterial disease. However, the time to manually trace and correct myocardial regions of interest (ROIs) is a significant barrier to clinical workflow. This study tested time to analyze perfusion using an online (i.e. scanner acquired), fully automated, non-rigid, image registration perfusion method.

Clinical experience with online motion-corrected stress and rest first pass myocardial perfusion images