Figure 1From: Nonlinear self-calibrated phase-contrast correction in quantitative cardiac imagingOblique 2D CINE-PC velocity maps from (a-c) static phantom and (d-f) in vivo scan, with no fitting applied (a,d), in-vivo-derived linear fitting only (b,e) and in-vivo-derived, nonlinear fitting (c,f). Linear fitting resulted in reduced residual velocity in static tissue and in the phantom, and further reduction in residual velocity was seen with the nonlinear fitting.Back to article page