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Multi–detector row CT of left ventricular function with dedicated analysis software versus MR imaging: initial experience

Juergens et al., 2004

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4974999139197605574
Author
Juergens K
Grude M
Maintz D
Fallenberg E
Wichter T
Heindel W
Fischbach R
Publication year
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Radiology

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PURPOSE: To determine left ventricular (LV) volumetric and functional parameters from retrospectively electrocardiographically gated multi–detector row computed tomography (CT) by using semiautomated analysis software and to correlate results with those of …
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