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Summary We have developed a new automatic slice-alignment method that employs a combination of knowledge-based algorithm and model based algorithm to determine six planes at the same time. We have also evaluated the effects of the quality of the dictionary used in this method. The results showed that the robustness of slice determination in the proposed method can be improved as compared to the model-based only algorithm by using an appropriate dictionary and can be further improved if a larger number of patient datasets is used. Background We have developed a new automatic slice-alignment method that employs a combination of knowledge-based algorithm and model based algorithm to determine six planes at the same time. We have also evaluated the effects of the quality of the dictionary used in this method.

Effects of quality of dictionary in knowledge-based 6-plane automatic slice-alignment method for cardiac magnetic resonance imaging