Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging in daily practice in a peripheral medical centre: description of the first 383 patients

Lexis, Chris P. H.; Rahel, Braim M.; Langen, H. van; Lexis, Monique A. S.; Hoffland, G.A.; Post, P.J.M.; Meeder, Joan G.

doi:10.1007/s12471-010-0828-8

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“…The increased availability of 3 Tesla MRI scanners provided an enhanced signal which increased the applications in general clinical practice [30–34]. Developments in contrast agents and molecular imaging agents further extended the potential applications of CMR.…”

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Crown years for non-invasive cardiovascular imaging (Part III): 30 years cardiovascular magnetic resonance

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Crown years for non-invasive cardiovascular imaging (Part III): 30 years cardiovascular magnetic resonance

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“…The present study emphasises that, from a clinical perspective, each of the studied imaging modalities is in principle suited for detection of abnormalities in myocardial perfusion imaging [ 14 ]. As always, selective use is mostly dependent on the institutional availability of the imaging device(s), familiarity with the technique, and the individual expert knowledge of the treating physician [ 15 ].…”

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