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Methods 23 patients underwent cine MRI at 3 Tesla (Magnetom Verio) using a 32-element cardiac coil for signal reception. In all patients a stack of short axis slices was acquired using a standard non-accelerated cine SSFP technique (STANDARD) with 8 mm slice thickness and a 2 mm interslice gap. In addition a multi-planar cine SSFP data set based on three short axis slices, a vertical and a horizontal long axis slice was acquired within a single-breathhold using a 4-fold accelerated cine SSFP technique (TGRAPPA). 4D analysis of the multi-planar data sets was performed using a commercially available algorithm (syngo ARGUS 4D) with long axis definition of the AV valvular planes. 4D data was compared with the standard single-slice technique (syngo ARGUS) according to the Simpsons' rule for end-diastolic volume (EDV), endsystolic volume (ESV), ejection fraction (EF), myocardial mass (MM), peak filling rate (PFR) and peak ejection rate (PER). All data were evaluated by two independent readers. In addition time intervals necessary for data acquisition as well as for data post-processing were recorded.

A single breath-hold for analysis of systolic and diastolic cardiac function: TGRAPPA accelerated multiplanar Cine MR imaging at 3 Tesla