High-resolution quantification of stress perfusion defects by cardiac magnetic resonance
Cian M Scannell,
Richard Crawley,
Ebraham Alskaf
et al.
Abstract:Aims
Quantitative stress perfusion cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) is becoming more widely available, but it is still unclear how to integrate this information in clinical decision making. Typically, pixel-wise perfusion maps are generated but diagnostic and prognostic studies have summarised perfusion as just one value per-patient or in 16 myocardial segments. In this study, the reporting of quantitative perfusion maps is extended from the standard 16 segments to a high-resolution bullseye.… Show more
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