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Audiovisual biofeedback improves diaphragm motion reproducibility in MRI
Taeho Kim
, Sean Pollock
, Danny Lee
, Ricky O'Brien
, Paul Keall
Siteman Cancer Center
Division of Medical Physics
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
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Audiovisual Biofeedback
100%
Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging (cMRI)
100%
Diaphragm Motion
100%
Internal Anatomy
30%
Free-breathing
30%
Respiratory Signal
15%
Root Mean Square Error
15%
Biofeedback
15%
Baseline Drift
15%
External Markers
15%
Cycle-to-cycle
15%
Gradient Echo
7%
Tumor Targeting
7%
Computational Imaging
7%
Diaphragm
7%
Four-dimensional Computed Tomography
7%
Radiotherapy
7%
Sagittal Plane
7%
Abdomen
7%
Coronal Plane
7%
Ethics
7%
Healthy Human Subjects
7%
MR Sequences
7%
Motion Management
7%
Respiratory Biofeedback
7%
Linear Fit
7%
Abdominal Motion
7%
Lung Radiotherapy
7%
Fast Gradient Method
7%
Optical Monitoring
7%
2D MR Images
7%
Beam Coverage
7%
Imaging Artifacts
7%
Cycle-to-cycle Variations
7%
Medicine and Dentistry
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
100%
Biofeedback
100%
Reproducibility
100%
Diaphragm
100%
Breathing
38%
Anatomical Concepts
30%
Neoplasm
7%
Human Subject
7%
Four Dimensional Computed Tomography
7%
Pulse Sequence
7%
Lung Radiotherapy
7%
Radiation Therapy
7%