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Asymmetric aortic expansion of the aneurysm neck: analysis and visualization of shape changes with electrocardiogram-gated magnetic resonance imaging

van Prehn et al., 2009

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1151620411188471805
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van Prehn J
van Herwaarden J
Vincken K
Verhagen H
Moll F
Bartels L
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Journal of vascular surgery

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OBJECTIVE: Electrocardiogram (ECG)-gated imaging offers insight into aortic shape changes throughout the cardiac cycle. Morphologic changes of the anchoring zones may influence stent graft fixation and sealing and may have serious implications for endograft …
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