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Potential of digital flashing tomosynthesis for angiocardiographic evaluation
Journal of Digital Imaging, 10/28/09
Stiel GM et al. – This angiographic configuration is feasible for both ambulatory angiography to allow high volume cardiovascular angiographic screening and for the quantitative assessment of natural progression or potential regression of coronary artery disease resulting from interventional or pharmacological therapy.
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