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Understanding normal post-operative appearances of the thoracic aorta on CT and MRI is essential to recognize abnormalities and avoid interpretation pitfalls.
Understanding normal post-operative CT and MRI appearances of the thoracic aorta is essential to avoid misinterpretation and recognize true abnormalities.
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Radiologists should master normal post-operative aortic CT/MRI appearances to avoid misinterpretation; leaves open standardized criteria and prospective validation.
Riley et al. (2001) conducted a review in Post-operative thoracic aorta. CT and MRI scans was evaluated. Understanding normal post-operative appearances of the thoracic aorta on CT and MRI is essential to recognize abnormalities and avoid interpretation pitfalls.
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