Anne-Marie Koop

210 Figure 1 . Slice orientation and planning. (A) Axial scout image, (B) coronal scout image, and (C) sagittal scout image. (D) Adjustment of the orientation slice for a two-chamber view (2CV) image. (E) Adjustment of the orientation slice for a four-chamber view (4CV) image. (F) Slice planning for cardiac cine imaging. sham ED ES PAB ED ES Figure 2 Figure 2 . CMR quantification. For quantification, the endocardial (red for LV, yellow for RV) and epicardial (green for LV, blue for RV) contours were delineated in end-diastole (ED, top) and end-systole (ES, bottom) in a stack of short axis slices that covered both ventricles. These are shown in a sham and a pulmonary artery banding (PAB) mouse.