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. 2022 Feb 24;41(8):1961–1974. doi: 10.1109/TMI.2022.3154599

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Fig. 1. — Examples of 2D cine CMR scans of a healthy subject. Cine CMR scans are acquired from short-axis (SAX) view and two long-axis (LAX) views. The SAX view contains a stack of 2D images while each LAX view contains a single 2D image. (a) -plane of the SAX stack. (b) -plane of the SAX stack. (c) LAX 2-chamber (2CH) view. (d) LAX 4-chamber (4CH) view. Red and green contours¹ show the epicardium and endocardium, respectively. The area between these contours is the myocardium of the left ventricle. We show the end-diastolic (ED) frame (top row) and the end-systolic (ES) frame (bottom row) of the cine CMR image sequence.

Inline graphic — Examples of 2D cine CMR scans of a healthy subject. Cine CMR scans are acquired from short-axis (SAX) view and two long-axis (LAX) views. The SAX view contains a stack of 2D images while each LAX view contains a single 2D image. (a) -plane of the SAX stack. (b) -plane of the SAX stack. (c) LAX 2-chamber (2CH) view. (d) LAX 4-chamber (4CH) view. Red and green contours¹ show the epicardium and endocardium, respectively. The area between these contours is the myocardium of the left ventricle. We show the end-diastolic (ED) frame (top row) and the end-systolic (ES) frame (bottom row) of the cine CMR image sequence.