Fig. 2From: Impact of motion correction on reproducibility and spatial variability of quantitative myocardial T2 mappingDice similarity coefficient (DSC) (a,b) and myocardial boundary error (MBE) (c,d) obtained using the T2P4TE sequence under breath-hold (BH), free breathing (FB), and free breathing with respiratory navigator gating (FB + NAV). DSCs and MBEs of all T2-weighted images are shown in (a) and (b), respectively. (b) and (d) show DSC and MBE as average (central dot), standard deviation (box size) and minimum/maximum (whiskers) over all subjects and all T2-weighted images (except the T2prep = ∞ images). In-plane motion correction improves the DSC and reduces the MBE for all cases. Furthermore, motion corrected DSC and MBE were similar for all 3 acquisitions (i.e. BH, FB, FB + NAV)Back to article page