Plan the axial slices on the coronal TRUFI image; position the block across the liver as shown. Check the position in the other two planes. Slices must cover the whole biliary system from the diaphragm down to the c loop of duodenum. Adding saturation bands on top and bottom of the axial block will help to reduce arterial pulsation and breathing artefacts. Use motion correction sequences like BLADE (PROPELLER) for further artefact reduction. For respiratory gated scans it is important to place the respiratory navigator box correctly ie. in the middle of the right dome of diaphragm with half the box over the right lobe of the liver (segment 8) and the other half over the lungs. Planning must be done in a non-breath hold localizer because the diaphragm will push down the liver during inhalation and that will lead to an improper planning of slices and respiratory navigator box. It is important to instruct patient to breathe gently throughout the sequence. The effectiveness of the navigator will be reduced with very shallow or erratic breathing.