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Renal MRA Protocol
Coronal SSFSE(No fat sat. 5-6mm slices)
Axial VIBE
3D Cor FLASH(Try to get effective thickness less than 1.5 mm.Want to include celiac and SMA)
20 cc Gadolinium contrast -Timing Run
3D Cor FLASH(Two measures (with 7 sec between))
Axial VIBE
Optional Cine PC
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