Research Notes on Cardiac Imaging
Fast Facts:
- The most common imaging tests are echocardiography or ultrasound of the heart, nuclear profusion imaging, cardiac magnetic resonance, and cardiac CT scan.1
- Non-invasive imaging techniques do not allow measurement of pressure or sample the blood directly.1
- MRI can provide detailed images of the beating heart.2
- MRI and CT pose no risk to the average patient if appropriate safety guidelines are followed. 3
Top Resources on Cardiac Imaging
- WebMD: Cardiac Imaging: Coronary CTA
- Cleveland Clinic: Cardiac Imaging MRI & CT
- American Family Physician: Noninvasive Cardiac Imaging
- American Heart Association (AHA): Computer Imaging / Tomography
- The University of Chicago Medical Center: Cardiac Imaging
- Yale University School of Medicine: Introduction To Cardiothoracic Imaging
- Radiology: Cardiac Imaging
- MIMvista: Cardiac Imaging
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Research Notes References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 WebMD: Cardiac Imaging: Coronary CTA
- ↑ The University of Chicago Medical Center: Cardiac Imaging
- ↑ Cleveland Clinic: Cardiac Imaging MRI & CT
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