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Multidetector computed tomography provides detailed assessment of non-coronary cardiac structures, including ventricular function, valves, and congenital defects, serving as a strong diagnostic tool.
Multidetector computed tomography is a powerful imaging modality for non-coronary cardiac structures, offering detailed assessment of ventricular function, valves, and anatomy relevant to electrophysiology and congenital heart disease.
MDCT may aid non-coronary cardiac evaluation; leaves open prospective validation before guideline adoption.
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Škňouřil et al. (2010) conducted a review in Non-coronary cardiac diseases. Multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) was evaluated. Multidetector computed tomography provides detailed assessment of non-coronary cardiac structures, including ventricular function, valves, and congenital defects, serving as a strong diagnostic tool.
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