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Kopp AF, Claussen CD, Heuschmid M, Kuettner A, Schroeder S
New Developments in Cardiac Imaging: The Role of MDCT
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2001; 4 (4): 253-260

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Fig. 1: Computertomographie - Bildrekonstruktion Fig. 2: Computertomographie - Bildrekonstruktion Fig. 3a-d: MDCT-Computertomographie Fig. 4a-c: MCDT - Computertomographie This Image - Fig. 5a-c: MDCT-Computertomographie Fig. 6a-h: MDCT-Computertomographie
Figure/Graphic 5a-c: MDCT-Computertomographie
Male patient, age 62, known 2-vessel-disease, s/p PTCA of proximal LAD. Patient presented with recurrent chest–pain and angina. (a) RAO-projection of conventional angiogram reveals high grade stenosis of descending RCA. (b) LAO projection of RCA by MDCT (collimation 4 x 1 mm, pitch 1.5, 120 cc Imeron(R) 400) depicts the proximal lesion as well as wall changes throughout the vessel. (c) Axial CT image of the mid-lesion region: the degree of stenosis is estimated to 80 % (arrow).
 
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Figure/Graphic 5a-c: MDCT-Computertomographie
Male patient, age 62, known 2-vessel-disease, s/p PTCA of proximal LAD. Patient presented with recurrent chest–pain and angina. (a) RAO-projection of conventional angiogram reveals high grade stenosis of descending RCA. (b) LAO projection of RCA by MDCT (collimation 4 x 1 mm, pitch 1.5, 120 cc Imeron(R) 400) depicts the proximal lesion as well as wall changes throughout the vessel. (c) Axial CT image of the mid-lesion region: the degree of stenosis is estimated to 80 % (arrow).
 
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