Jul 2026· Magnetic Resonance in Medicine· Vol 96, pp. 2092 - 2105· 0 citations· 47 references
Medicine
TL;DR
Flow 2.0 is developed, a standardized toolbox for RT‐PC designed to integrate segmentation, flow quantification, visualization, and multi‐frequency signal analysis within a unified environment.
Abstract
Real‐time phase‐contrast MRI (RT‐PC) enables continuous quantification of physiological flow dynamics across multiple temporal frequencies, but its broader application is limited by complex and fragmented post‐processing workflows. We developed Flow 2.0, a standardized toolbox for RT‐PC designed to integrate segmentation, flow quantification, visualization, and multi‐frequency signal analysis within a unified environment.
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