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Cardiovascular MRI: Angiography and Perfusion Studies with I Molar Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agent

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With its high resolution and non-invasive character, contrast-enhanced MR angiography (CE-MRA) is fast becoming a diagnostic method of choice in detecting cardiovascular disease. Additionally, MR scanners can also perform first-pass perfusion studies with contrast agents for the detection and characterization of tissue ischemia. This highly-illustrated text is based on the extensive experience with CE-MRA and perfusion studies by a team of Czech cardiologists and radiologists. They have chosen a practical rather than theoretical approach to apprize the reader of what they need to do when performing MR angiography or perfusion studies with high-concentration contrast agents.

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Cardiovascular MRI: Angiography and Perfusion Studies with I Molar Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agent, Josef Vymazal, Milan Hájek, Petr Neužil

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2004
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Title
Cardiovascular MRI: Angiography and Perfusion Studies with I Molar Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agent
Language
English
Released
2004
Format
Hardcover
Pages
125
ISBN10
1841845698
ISBN13
9781841845692
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With its high resolution and non-invasive character, contrast-enhanced MR angiography (CE-MRA) is fast becoming a diagnostic method of choice in detecting cardiovascular disease. Additionally, MR scanners can also perform first-pass perfusion studies with contrast agents for the detection and characterization of tissue ischemia. This highly-illustrated text is based on the extensive experience with CE-MRA and perfusion studies by a team of Czech cardiologists and radiologists. They have chosen a practical rather than theoretical approach to apprize the reader of what they need to do when performing MR angiography or perfusion studies with high-concentration contrast agents.