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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Clinical application of magnetic resonance coronary angiography Study: Wind Chao Wang Ruimin Zhangtao Guo Cai Xu-royal [Abstract] Objective To study the three-dimensional free breathing condition, combined with navigation technology in magnetic resonance angiography of coronary artery (CMRA imaging to evaluate this technique in the diagnosis of ischemic heart disease. Methods using 1.5T superconducting MR scanner and cardiac phased array coil, the use of fat suppression, vector ECG gating, using the true fast imaging steady state precession sequence (B-TFE scanning multi-angle dual-slope, with three-dimensional auto-navigation technology (3D-SELF-Navigator of the 35 cases examiners for CMRA imaging. CMRA results to breathe free navigation without breath-hold examination with a non-invasive, repeatable, and arbitrary, apply to a wide range. All subjects were able to cooperate to complete the inspection. left main coronary artery, right coronary artery near the middle Display satisfaction rate of 97.14% (34/35, CMRA showed a success rate of 91.42% of total (32/35. Conclusion breathe free navigation with B-TFE sequence CMRA, right coronary artery and main branches of satisfaction, may be initially used in clinical patients with ischemic heart disease screening. [Keywords:] Magnetic resonance imaging of coronary angiography [Abstract] Objective To study the value of CMRA for subjects with free-breathinhg in combination with 3D self-navigator technology and to assess the diagnositic value of this technology for ischemic heart disease. Methods Thirty-five subjets were evaluated with free-breathing and fat suppression and VCG-gated B-TFE by scanning multi-angle double obligue images in combination with 3D-self-navigator CDMA by a 1.5T MR scanner and phased-array coil of the heart. Results The CRMA of free-breathing combined self -navigatorwas noninvasive and did not need holding breath to inspect, but repeatability and arbitrariness