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Cardiovascular magnetic resonance is a complementary imaging technique to echocardiography that offers particular advantages in myocardial tissue characterization and accurate assessment of ventricular volumes, function, and mass.
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Cardiovascular magnetic resonance is a crucial complementary imaging tool for diagnosing, characterizing, and assessing the prognosis of various inherited and acquired heart muscle diseases.
This article introduces the reader to the different types of heart muscle disease which are commonly encountered in clinical practice. It then discusses cardiovascular magnetic resonance and explains how it can help in the work up of these diverse conditions.
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Sado et al. (2014) conducted a review in Heart muscle disease. Cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging was evaluated. Cardiovascular magnetic resonance is a complementary imaging technique to echocardiography that offers particular advantages in myocardial tissue characterization and accurate assessment of ventricular volumes, function, and mass.
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