Fig. 4
Improvement in BOOST image quality after translational motion correction in two representative patients. The use of translational motion correction along the SI and RL directions reduces blurring artefacts and improves coronary vessel sharpness in the bright-blood T2Prep BOOST datasets (arrows in a, c, e, and g). Motion compensation recovers also small details as showed in the zoomed images. Furthermore, improved image sharpness can be observed on the black-blood PSIR-like reconstructions (arrows in b, d, f, and h), where a sharper delineation of the LGE uptake can be appreciated following motion correction (f versus h)