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Journal Article
Clinical utility of cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
2013
Overview
An electrocardiogram-gated MRI study was performed on a 1.5-T scanner (Ingenia; Philips Healthcare), comprising cine bright-blood prepared steady-state free precession (SSFP) in standard cardiac planes (2-chamber, 4-chamber, LV outflow tract, and LV short axis stack), static black-blood prepared fast spin echo sequences with T1 and T2 weighting and post contrast images following gadolinium administration using an inversion recovery technique. [...]cardiovascular MRI is the modality of choice for differentiation and characterization of a cardiac mass having numerous advantages over echocardiography including an unrestricted field of view and superior soft tissue resolution.
