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Zill-E-Huma Kamal,Mohammad Ali Salahuddinally freeze the cardiac motion and to avoid motion artifacts in the images. On the other hand, sufficient spatial resolution — at best sub-millimeter — is required to adequately visualize small and complex anatomical structures such as the coronary arteries. The complete coronary artery tree has to

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A. E. Farroni,S. Guerrero,M. P. Buerad tomography (MDCT) provide the clinician with a wealth of information. To be able to evaluate and diagnose the (projection and volumetric) data from modern non-invasive and invasive imaging modalities, new visualization techniques are increasingly used. These techniques have been described frequent

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