Dark-blood LGE yielded higher myocardial scar detection and scar-to-blood contrast than bright-blood LGE, particularly for ischemic patterns and papillary muscle fibrosis.
Does dark-blood LGE improve myocardial scar detection and scar-to-blood contrast compared to standard bright-blood LGE in patients undergoing assessment of ventricular myocardial scarring?
Dark-blood LGE provides superior myocardial scar detection and scar-to-blood contrast compared to standard bright-blood LGE, especially for ischemic patterns and papillary muscle fibrosis.
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Dark-blood late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) was associated with higher myocardial scar detection and scar-to-blood contrast than bright-blood LGE, particularly for ischemic patterns and papillary muscle fibrosis.
Paulo et al. (Mon,) reported a other. Dark-blood LGE yielded higher myocardial scar detection and scar-to-blood contrast than bright-blood LGE, particularly for ischemic patterns and papillary muscle fibrosis.
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