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Does TrueFISP MRI accurately measure left ventricular mass compared to post-mortem true mass in a dog model?
Does TrueFISP MRI accurately measure left ventricular mass compared to post-mortem true mass in a dog model?
TrueFISP imaging is an accurate and rapid method to determine ventricular mass, with segmented k-space cine-systole measuring LV mass to within 3% of the true value.
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Cine-systole TrueFISP accurately quantifies LV mass in dogs; leaves open validation for human clinical use.
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