The Cardiac Review software (Philips, Cleveland, USA) provides detailed views of the patient's cardiac cycle and, using Cine function, allows dynamic viewing of the heart. Using the scanning protocol specified above, cardiac image raw data and an ECG signal are recorded simultaneously. The images are then reconstructed retrospectively in phases. Phases are defined according to the percentage of cardiac contraction, and a series of images is named according to the phase during which they are acquired. The heart can be viewed in any desired cut plane, using the Multi-Planar Formatting (MPR) application.