Titlebook: Essentials of Clinical MRI; Theo H. M. Falke Book 1988 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1988 Nervous System.clinical application.com

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Gated MRI versus Echocardiography for Evaluation of Congenital Cardiac Malformationsum or ionizing radiation (1–19). High-resolution two-dimensional echocardiography, however, has already established itself for such a purpose (20–27). Precatheterization echocardiography provides highly accurate evaluation of congenital cardiac malformations to better plan the subsequent cineangiogr

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Clinical Relevance of MRI in Congenital Abnormalities of the Cardiovascular Systemtion, use simple techniques like electrocardiography and routine X-ray examination of the chest. Although providing valuable information, seldom if ever do these investigations yield sufficient information to allow important decisions to be taken, like the decision whether or not to operate. Of the

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Silviu-Iulian Niculescu,Islam Boussaadaiari malformations and most cases of syringomyelia were recognised, but the resolution of MRI images was limited and the future for MRI in the spinal cord appeared less than that in the brain. All this was changed by the use of surface coils.

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Suspected Disease of the Brain — MRI or CT ?f lesion. On the other hand, the diagnostic specifity of MRI is as good or as bad as that of CT. Thus, MRI should be the primary modality for the initial evaluation of patients with symptoms and/or signs referable to the central nervous system.

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Comparative Study of MRI Versus CT for the Diagnostic Work up of Lesions in the Nose and Paranasal S, surgical findings were also available and could be used for comparison. In a number of cases (n=13) in which the lesions were due to benign lesions, the results of MRI and CT were also compared with one another and if possible with surgical findings. The results of CT and MRI were compared by statistical analysis.

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