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Kuntz-Hehner St, Becher H, Luederitz B, Omran H, Schlosser Th, Tiemann K
Assessment of Myocardial Perfusion by Contrast Echocardiography - Ready for Clinical Practice?
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2002; 5 (2): 145-148

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Figure/Graphic 1a-d: Kontrastechokardiographie
Different degrees of myocardial contrast using harmonic power Doppler imaging (four chamber view) during continuous infusion of Levovist (R): Arrival of the contrast agent in the right ventricle (a) and complete left ventricular opacification shortly after (b) using triggered imaging every heart cycle (1:1). Complete left ventricular myocardial opacification using higher trigger intervals every 3rd (c) and every 5th (d) cardiac cycle.
 
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Figure/Graphic 1a-d: Kontrastechokardiographie
Different degrees of myocardial contrast using harmonic power Doppler imaging (four chamber view) during continuous infusion of Levovist (R): Arrival of the contrast agent in the right ventricle (a) and complete left ventricular opacification shortly after (b) using triggered imaging every heart cycle (1:1). Complete left ventricular myocardial opacification using higher trigger intervals every 3rd (c) and every 5th (d) cardiac cycle.
 
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