Cardiovascular-magnetic-resonance-physics-for-clinicians-part-II-1532-429X-14-66-S1

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Perfusion defect movie. Dynamic Contrast Enhanced (DCE-MRI) stress perfusion image movie. Contrast agent causes signal enhancement in the right ventricle followed by the left ventricle followed by the healthy myocardium. Coronary artery disease reduces or obstructs flow to the septal and anterior my

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