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Although infarct size by late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) CMR imaging is a robust prognostic marker in patients with recent MI, long scan times and repeated breathholds associated with the current standard, singleslice 2D multiple-breathhold (SS2D), limit clinical use of this technique. Two new techniques, whole-heart 2D single-breathhold (WHOLE) and navigator-guided 3D freebreathing (3DNAV), offer the advantages of decreased scan time and higher spatial resolution without breathholding, respectively.

journal of cardiovascular magnetic resonance

Cardiac magnetic resonance whole-heart two-dimensional single-breathhold and navigator-guided three-dimensional free-breathing quantification of infarct size are accurate alternative techniques to standard two-dimensional late gadolinium enhancement imaging