Fig. 2From: Systolic ShMOLLI myocardial T1-mapping for improved robustness to partial-volume effects and applications in tachyarrhythmiasRepresentative T1 and R2 maps acquired from a single volunteer. TD 0 ms, 100 ms and 340 ms (MOLLI TD 500 ms; conventional ShMOLLI) are shown, using both the normal and short readout. Note the clearly increased myocardial thickness in both systolic acquisitions compared to the conventional diastolic acquisition. T1 values and quality of R2 maps are visually similar irrespective of TD and normal/short readout Back to article page