Key result
A computerized fluoroscopic system provided adequate visualization of cardiovascular dynamics with contrast, though images without contrast were difficult to interpret.
Why the study?
Can a computerized fluoroscopic system with real-time hard-wired algorithms visualize cardiovascular dynamics with or without iodine contrast?
Design
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Contrast may be required for interpretable computerized fluoroscopy; leaves open non-contrast utility pending validation.
Can a computerized fluoroscopic system with real-time hard-wired algorithms visualize cardiovascular dynamics with or without iodine contrast?
A computerized fluoroscopic system provides adequate visualization of cardiovascular dynamics when used with contrast, though non-contrast images remain difficult to interpret.
Kruger et al. (1979) studied Cardiovascular imaging. Computerized fluoroscopic system with real-time hard-wired algorithms was evaluated on Visualization of cardiovascular dynamics. A computerized fluoroscopic system provided adequate visualization of cardiovascular dynamics with contrast, though images without contrast were difficult to interpret.
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