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Cardiac Perfusion Analysis and Computation of Intra-Myocardial Blood Flow Velocity and Pressure Patterns

Ghista et al., 2016

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11596058700887675713
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Ghista D
Ng E
San Tan R
Shu J
Jegathese R
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Cardiology Science and Technology

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Myocardial perfusion is the most important designation and determinant of cardiac function, as it affects cardiac contractility, ejection fraction, and blood supply to all the organs and to the coronary tree. Hence, mapping and quantification of myocardial perfusion is very …
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