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Estimating coronary blood flow using CT transluminal attenuation flow encoding: Formulation, preclinical validation, and clinical feasibility

Lardo et al., 2015

Document ID
16295088374516843557
Author
Lardo A
Rahsepar A
Seo J
Eslami P
Korley F
Kishi S
Abd T
Mittal R
George R
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of cardiovascular computed tomography

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Background We present the formulation and testing of a new CT angiography (CTA)–based method for noninvasive measurement of absolute coronary blood flow (CBF) termed transluminal attenuation flow encoding (TAFE). CTA provides assessment of coronary …
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