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- Title:
- 31_01 Image Interpretation: Cardiovascular Computed Tomography - Introduction and Anatomy
- Description:
- This session will cover general principles of cardiac computed tomography (CT). It will provide a brief overview of patient preparation and CT technique along with a description of normal cardiovascular appearances. Relevant anatomy using both diagrams and CT images will be described to aid the understanding of cardiac CT. The session will also include information on the technical challenges of cardiac CT.
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- Clinical Imaging > 31 Cardiac Imaging > e-IRI_31_01 - Cardiac Imaging > 31_01 Image Interpretation: Cardiovascular Computed Tomography - Introduction and Anatomy
- Author(s):
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Dorothy Keane
- Created:
- 7 Apr 2017
- Last Major Update:
- 17 Mar 2021
- Keywords:
- 602_3101, AV, Ao, CAD, CCA, CT, CTA, CxA, ECG, IV, IVC, LA, LAD, LCA, LMCA, LMS, LV, MDCT, MRI, OM, PDA, RA, RCA, RV, SA, SCA, SVC, US, VR, mSv, anatomy, angiography, anterior, aorta, artery, atrioventricular, atrium, axis, cardiac, carotid, cava, circumflex, common, computed, contrast, contrast-enhanced, coronary, coronary, descending, disease, echocardiogram, enhances, gating, heart, image, imaging, inferior, intravenous, left, magnetic, main, marginal, millisieverts, multidetector, oblique, pericardium, radiation, radiography, radiograph, resonance, right, sinoatrial, stem, subclavian, superior, tomography, tracking, ultrasound, vena, ventricle, vessel, x-ray, xray
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- Title:
- 31_01 Image Interpretation: Cardiovascular Computed Tomography - Introduction and Anatomy
- Description:
- This session will cover general principles of cardiac computed tomography (CT). It will provide a brief overview of patient preparation and CT technique along with a description of normal cardiovascular appearances. Relevant anatomy using both diagrams and CT images will be described to aid the understanding of cardiac CT. The session will also include information on the technical challenges of cardiac CT.
- Hierarchy:
- Clinical Imaging > 31 Cardiac Imaging > e-IRI_31_01 - Cardiac Imaging > 31_01 Image Interpretation: Cardiovascular Computed Tomography - Introduction and Anatomy
- Author(s):
-
Dorothy Keane
- Created:
- 7 Apr 2017
- Last Major Update:
- 17 Mar 2021
- Keywords:
- 602_3101, AV, Ao, CAD, CCA, CT, CTA, CxA, ECG, IV, IVC, LA, LAD, LCA, LMCA, LMS, LV, MDCT, MRI, OM, PDA, RA, RCA, RV, SA, SCA, SVC, US, VR, mSv, anatomy, angiography, anterior, aorta, artery, atrioventricular, atrium, axis, cardiac, carotid, cava, circumflex, common, computed, contrast, contrast-enhanced, coronary, coronary, descending, disease, echocardiogram, enhances, gating, heart, image, imaging, inferior, intravenous, left, magnetic, main, marginal, millisieverts, multidetector, oblique, pericardium, radiation, radiography, radiograph, resonance, right, sinoatrial, stem, subclavian, superior, tomography, tracking, ultrasound, vena, ventricle, vessel, x-ray, xray