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Assessment of the hemodynamics of autogenous arteriovenous fistulas with 4D phase contrast‐based flow quantification MRI in dialysis patients

Suqin et al., 2020

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11519663304635046443
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Suqin L
Mingli Z
Shiteng S
Honglan M
Lan Z
Qihong N
Qing L
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Journal of magnetic resonance imaging

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Background Regular monitoring of autogenous arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs) for hemodialysis patients has importance. Hence, 4D flow MRI may be an alternative for assessing the hemodynamics of AVFs. Purpose To compare the hemodynamics of AVFs …
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