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Ronaldo Sl Lima - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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performance of cmr stress rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping perfusion map as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
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Performance of CMR stress/rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping (perfusion map) as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
Ilan Gottlieb - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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performance of cmr stress rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping perfusion map as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
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Performance of CMR stress/rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping (perfusion map) as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
Vania M Naue - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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performance of cmr stress rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping perfusion map as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
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Performance of CMR stress/rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping (perfusion map) as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
Andreas Greiser - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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performance of cmr stress rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping perfusion map as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
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Performance of CMR stress/rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping (perfusion map) as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
Ralph Strecker - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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performance of cmr stress rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping perfusion map as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.
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Performance of CMR stress/rest automated myocardial perfusion parametric mapping (perfusion map) as compared to Manual Plotting of the slope curves
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, 2014Co-Authors: Ilan Gottlieb, Gabriel C Camargo, Maria Eduarda Derenne, Leticia Sabioni, Vania M Naue, Tamara Rothstein, Ralph Strecker, Andreas Greiser, Ronaldo Sl LimaAbstract:Background Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) stress/rest myocardial perfusion is usually assessed in clinical practice by qualitative visual analysis. There might be some added value in analyzing upslope perfusion curves, but those are labor and time consuming. We aimed to evaluate a new inline post processing tool that allows for completely automatic construction of upslope curves with parametric pixelwise construction of perfusion myocardial maps.