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Cardiovascular toxicity as a result of radiological imaging

Sweni et al., 2015

Document ID
11986694330636819393
Author
Sweni S
Meenakshisundaram R
Thirumalaikolundusubramanian P
Publication year
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Heart and Toxins

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The increasing use of medical imaging in cardiology practice, especially with increasing utilization of nuclear cardiology, mandates the importance of awareness of cardiac toxicity from radiological imaging. Radiation can be ionizing from X-ray or computed tomography …
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