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The integration of primary eigenvectors in a diffusion field yields continuous tracts, to which it is useful to assign a single helix angle. However, the optimal approach to derive the helix angle of a continuous tract in the myocardium remains unclear. Strategies used in the brain and in prior tractographic studies in the heart (Circ Cardiovasc Imaging. 2009; 2(3): 206-12) may not be optimal for the myocardial continuum.

Classification of myofibers using statistics of the helix angle: a novel approach to characterize the structure of the human heart