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Left and right ventricle assessment with Cardiac CT: validation study vs. Cardiac MR

Maffei et al., 2012

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545810916477703531
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Maffei E
Messalli G
Martini C
Nieman K
Catalano O
Rossi A
Seitun S
Guaricci A
Tedeschi C
Mollet N
Cademartiri F
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European radiology

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Abstract Objectives To compare Magnetic Resonance (MR) and Computed Tomography (CT) for the assessment of left (LV) and right (RV) ventricular functional parameters. Methods Seventy nine patients underwent both Cardiac CT and Cardiac MR. Images were acquired …
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