In cardiac cine imaging, acquiring high-quality data is challenging and time-consuming due to the artifacts generated by the heart's continuous movement. Volumetric, fully isotropic data acquisition with high temporal resolution is, to date, intractable due to MR physics constraints. To assess whole-heart movement under minimal acquisition time, we propose a deep learning model that reconstructs the volumetric shape of multiple cardiac chambers from a limited number of input slices while simultaneously optimizing the slice acquisition orientation for this task.
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