January 23, 2012Open Access

Left and right ventricle assessment with Cardiac CT: validation study vs. Cardiac MR

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Abstract

• Cardiac-CT is able to provide Left and Right Ventricular function. • Cardiac-CT is accurate as MR for LV and RV volume assessment. • Cardiac-CT can provide accurate evaluation of coronary arteries and LV and RV function.

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