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Technical considerations for cardiac laboratory high‐definition video systems

Gray et al., 1984

Document ID
17899908139794762939
Author
Gray J
Wondrow M
Smith H
Holmes Jr D
Publication year
Publication venue
Catheterization and cardiovascular diagnosis

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With the expanding use of video systems in diagnostic imaging a significant benefit could be obtained by applying this technology in the cardiac catheterization laboratory. Reduced radiation exposure to the patient and staff, reduced examination cost by the elimination of …
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