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    Background:

    • Dual-Venc flow acquisition sequences enable simultaneous flow imaging at different velocity encoding settings (Vencs).
    • This technique aims to optimize velocity-to-noise ratio and image quality, particularly for diastolic flow velocities within a single scan.
    • Integrating Dual-Venc with advanced k-space sampling methods can further enhance imaging efficiency.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate the performance of 4D Dual-Venc Spiral Flow in cardiovascular imaging.
    • To compare 4D Dual-Venc Spiral Flow with 4D Dual-Venc Cartesian Flow regarding acquisition speed and image quality.
    • To assess the benefits of combining Dual-Venc with spiral read-out trajectories.

    Main Methods:

    • Implementation of Dual-Venc flow acquisition sequences.
    • Utilizing spiral read-out trajectories for faster k-space coverage.
    • Acquisition and analysis of 4D flow MRI data comparing spiral and Cartesian methods.

    Main Results:

    • 4D Dual-Venc Spiral Flow demonstrates comparable performance to 4D Dual-Venc Cartesian Flow.
    • Spiral trajectories significantly reduce acquisition time compared to Cartesian trajectories.
    • Lower echo times (TE) were achieved with the 4D Dual-Venc Spiral Flow technique.

    Conclusions:

    • 4D Dual-Venc Spiral Flow is a viable and efficient technique for cardiovascular flow imaging.
    • The combination of Dual-Venc and spiral trajectories offers advantages in speed and reduced TE.
    • This method holds potential for improved clinical cardiovascular MRI workflows.