Titlebook: Clinical Applications of Cardiac CT; Filippo Cademartiri,Giancarlo Casolo,Massimo Midir Book 2012Latest edition Springer-Verlag Milan 2012

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New Highs in Risk and Resiliencecoronary anatomy as a planar silhouette of the contrast-filled lumen. Modern angiographic equipment yields a spatial resolution approximately of 0.2 mm in the clinical setting [.]. The procedure is associated with a small but definable risk (<2%) and is relatively expensive [.].

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Intractability of Climate Changeing response can cause narrowing of the stent lumen and be associated with recurrent chest pain. Recurrent chest pain however is not invariably secondary to stent occlusion or restenosis. The availability of a noninvasive technique able to diagnose and rule out the presence of restenosis would be very desirable.

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Pulmonary Veins and Cardiac Veinsbeen little used in the past, and principally for the mapping of complex ventricular arrhythmias, in recent years it has become the foundation of a revolution in nonpharmacologic treatment for advanced heart failure (HF).

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Calcium Score and Coronary Plaqueoday is the criterion standard for the evaluation of coronary arteries [.–.]. Until the advent of multidetector computed tomography (MDCT), the main obstacles hindering the noninvasive visualization of the coronary arteries were cardiac motion, the small size of the vessels and the need for elevated intravascular contrast resolution.

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Coronary Artery Stentsing response can cause narrowing of the stent lumen and be associated with recurrent chest pain. Recurrent chest pain however is not invariably secondary to stent occlusion or restenosis. The availability of a noninvasive technique able to diagnose and rule out the presence of restenosis would be very desirable.

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Evaluation of Bypass Graftsns underlying its use since the first procedures were performed in the 1950s. However, although the procedure is one of the major successes of modern medicine, it does not treat the disease underlying the symptoms (atherosclerosis) but only the clinical presentation of coronary artery disease (CAD).

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