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Do All Coronary Anomalies Need to Be Fixed?
Coronary anomalies are rare. Management of anomalous coronary origin depends on various features which are determined by a CT coronary angiography usually.
M. Praveen, Rakesh Yadav
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Coronary and peripheral angiography and angioplasty By D. Richard Leachman and Robert D. Leachman Edward Arnold, London (1989) 146 pages, illustrated, $17.00 ISBN: 0‐7131‐4508‐0 [PDF]
James A. Hill
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Advantage of Trans Radial Coronary Angiography: A Study of 40 Patients
Mohammad Saifullah Patwary+6 more
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NeRF-CA: Dynamic Reconstruction of X-ray Coronary Angiography with Extremely Sparse-views [PDF]
Dynamic three-dimensional (4D) reconstruction from two-dimensional X-ray coronary angiography (CA) remains a significant clinical problem. Challenges include sparse-view settings, intra-scan motion, and complex vessel morphology such as structure sparsity and background occlusion.
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Rationale of Unfractionated heparin during elective Coronary Angiography
Rabi Malla+6 more
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Background & Objectives: Coronary angiography is one of definitive diagnostic tests for coronary artery disease. Patients' education is one of the most interventions before coronary Angiography.
Nahid Jamshidi+2 more
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Noninvasive identification of severe coronary artery disease using exercise radionuclide angiography
Raymond J. Gibbons+5 more
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Clinical utility of two-dimensional magnetic resonance angiography in detecting coronary artery disease [PDF]
Johannes C. Post+5 more
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