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Introduction Delayed-enhancement (DE) in the left atrium following radiofrequency (RF) ablation has been previously shown [1]. However, current DE techniques do not reach sufficient resolution to determine if ablation lesions are transmural, a factor that can determine the success of an ablation procedure. Myocardial thickness in the left atrium can reach approximately 1 mm [2]. Therefore a delayed enhancement imaging sequence must be sub-millimetre in resolution. For this requirement, we develop a high resolution inversion recovery (IR) sequence with a spiral k-space trajectory. A spiral trajectory is a very efficient sampling scheme that allows for a very short acquisition window (minimising cardiac blurring) at a much reduced cost to overall imaging time compared to Cartesian.

journal of cardiovascular magnetic resonance

High resolution delayed enhancement imaging using a spiral k-space trajectory for the detection of chronic radiofrequency ablation lesions in the left atrium