Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging is a valuable tool for obtaining high-definition structural and functional information in cardiology.
CMR refines cardiac evaluation for clinicians; leaves open prospective trials to define optimal integration and outcomes.
Recent advances in technology have allowed magnetic resonance imaging to be exploited in cardiology. It is capable of giving high definition structural and functional information. The current applications of this technique and how it may develop in the future are reviewed.
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