Machida et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Current and novel imaging techniques in coronary CTMachida et al., 2015
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- Machida H
- Tanaka I
- Fukui R
- Shen Y
- Ishikawa T
- Tate E
- Ueno E
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- Radiographics
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Multidetector coronary computed tomography (CT), which is widely performed to assess coronary artery disease noninvasively and accurately, provides excellent image quality. Use of electrocardiography (ECG)–controlled tube current modulation and low tube voltage can …
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