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titleOfInvention Magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, image analysis method thereof, and image analysis program
abstract An object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus capable of easily and accurately obtaining a period in which a coronary artery is stationary or has little movement. In a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, a cine image capturing unit 1 collects and reconstructs a time-series image of a target region of a subject P. Next, when the feature part of the time-series image is detected by the feature part detection unit 2, the motion analysis unit 3 analyzes the motion characteristic value of the feature part detected by the feature part detection unit 2. Then, the extraction unit 4 extracts a specific time series image based on the motion characteristic value. [Selection] Figure 1
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