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How quantitative perfusion affects workflow.

3 May 2019 (13:02 - 13:14)
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Congress Presentation Part of: The next level of mapping - Quantitative perfusion and electrophysiology Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) EACVI Premium Access EuroCMR 2019

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Professor Matthias Gero Friedrich

McGill University Health Centre, Montreal (Canada)

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Opening remarks.
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Fully quantitative myocardial perfusion - A clinical reality.
Doctor A. Arai (Bethesda, US)
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Expanding role of CMR in identification and treatment of arrhythmic events.
Doctor M. Gotte (Amsterdam, NL)
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Automatic detection of arrhythmic substrate - The power of CMR.
Doctor J. Fernandez-Armenta Pastor (Cadiz, ES)
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Closing remarks.

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The next level of mapping - Quantitative perfusion and electrophysiology

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