Titlebook: Cardiac CT; Marc Dewey Book 2014Latest edition Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2014 Cardiac Computed Tomography.Card

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0007210al stenosis, identification and characterization of nonobstructive plaque provides prognostic data incremental to the evaluation of luminal stenosis alone. This chapter describes the rationale and clinical approach to plaque imaging and evaluation.

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Generalized nonlinear ladder-fil/ters,ines potential clinical applications and future developments. Aortic valve stenosis can be accurately assessed by CT which is also suitable for patients with suspected infective endocarditis and suspected dysfunctioning prosthetic valves.

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Self-focussing of laser beams in plasma,In this chapter, the requirements for setting up a cardiac CT practice are summarized. At least a 64-row CT scanner should be present from a technical perspective, and the personnel needs to be adequately und continuously trained in performing, reconstructing, and reading cardiac CT datasets.

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Rewiew of phenomena and results,This chapter reviews coronary and myocardial anatomy and stresses its relevance to cardiac CT. It is important that physicians interpreting cardiac CT use the same coronary artery segmentation scheme as the interventional laboratories with which they are working together. Myocardial segmentation should follow the standardized 17-segment model.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0103908In this chapter, the examination- and reconstruction-related procedures are described. The preparation of patients with nitroglycerin as well as with oral and/or intravenous beta blockers is explained. How to avoid pitfalls during scanning and reconstruction is the final part of this chapter.

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Rush D. Robinett III,David G. WilsonPerforming cardiac CT on Philips scanners is described.

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Rush D. Robinett III,David G. WilsonThis chapter describes how cardiac CT is performed on General Electric scanners.