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Background The human interaction required for manual motion correction/contouring of cardiac perfusion series remains a significant obstacle to quantitative perfusion gaining a wider acceptance in clinical practice. The use of image registration for motion correction in perfusion data offers a considerable time saving. Numerous registration methods have been proposed, with evaluation limited to the image registration accuracy. However, the important clinical question is how do these methods affect diagnosis? The aim of this study is to evaluate perfusion series registration in terms of its affect on the diagnostic accuracy of myocardial ischaemia.

journal of cardiovascular magnetic resonance

Automated registration of dynamic contrast enhanced DCE-MRI cardiac perfusion achieves comparable diagnostic accuracy to manual motion correction: a CE-MARC sub-study