… imaging techniques for the definitive diagnosis and monitoring of cardiovascular disease has
greatly altered cardiac imaging … imaging and electron-beam CT in ischemic heart disease …

… Cardiac MRI and CT can be used to assess the features of pericardial effusions and peracardial
structures. In patients with valvular heart disease in … , the severity of the disease and left …

… The aim of this article is to provide a perspective on the relative importance and contribution
of different imaging modalities in patients with valvular heart disease. Valvular heart disease …

… MRI, too, is changing the way we image the heart. MRI allows direct evaluation of the
myocardium as well as qualitative and quantitative evaluation of myocardial and valvular function, …

… with cardiovascular imaging (CVI) have recently been debated, partly triggered by the
rapid increase in the use of imaging procedures and new imaging modalities such as cardiac …

… (a) CT image showing misalignment due to heart rate variability mimicking a stenosis of
the distal left anterior descending coronary artery.(b) An oblique sagittal reconstruction shows …

… Cardiac imaging has to be ‘real-time’ with an … cardiac imaging tools used in the catheterization
laboratory in daily practice, as well as the effect of recent evolution and future imaging …

… of CKD (eg, anemia, autonomic dysfunction, cardiomyopathy) often render these patients …
ischemic heart disease. Strengths and limitations of current noninvasive imaging modalities for …

… A multi-modality imaging approach to the athlete's heart aims to … heart from serious
cardiac diseases with similar morphological features. Imaging assessment of the athlete's heart …

… Successive generations of CT technology have been applied to cardiac imaging beginning
… other imaging modalities, cardiac CT has undergone an accelerated progression in imaging …