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MRI in guiding and assessing intramyocardial therapy

Saeed et al., 2005

Document ID
12842001182028082299
Author
Saeed M
Saloner D
Weber O
Martin A
Henk C
Higgins C
Publication year
Publication venue
European radiology

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Cardiovascular intervention, using MRI guidance, is challenging for clinical applications. Real-time imaging sequences with high spatial resolution are needed for monitoring intramyocardial delivery of drug, gene, or stem cell therapies. New generation MR scanners …
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