… yielding the possibility of reducing radiation dose by 40%. In … out obstructive coronary artery
disease with simultaneous … at comparable radiation dose but with a higher diagnostic and …

… with yes (low concerns for applicability or low risk of bias), … as excess contrast and radiation
exposure. CT angiography-… they reported no apparent decrease in residual kidney function in …

… cardiovascular MRI, is applicable for determining cardiac prognosis, ischemia in a patient
with heart disease, artery … low dose of radiation; eg, low-dose computed tomography scanners …

… tool for the prediction of coronary artery disease (CAD) risk … is noise increase, leading to
diagnostic accuracy reduction on … Not applicable due to the retrospective nature of the study …

… Despite single-photon emission computerized tomography (… PET vs SPECT in diagnosing
coronary artery disease all favor the … Among those found to have a reduced absolute quantified …

… With the routine use of computerised tomography attenuation … Three studies with ‘unclear’
risk of bias and low applicability … This number was reduced to 2142 after duplicates were …

… In patients with suspected coronary artery disease (CAD), … computed tomography. Dynamic
CTP accompanied by … using artificial intelligence tools could improve clinical applicability. …

… and Accountability Act, where applicable. Patient consent or a … in a net decrease of 16.7%
of cases and net increase of 14.0… to visualize noncalcified plaque and detect earlier stages of …

… and prognostic imaging studies applicable to preventive … before and after a coronary artery
stenosis (fractional flow … know about computerized tomography coronary artery calcium (…

… of coronary artery disease and plaques (34). Third, it helped to reduce the radiation exposure
… Third, the clinical applicability of the developed algorithm using a lower tube voltage of 80 …