edited by
Pim J. de Feyter
and Gabriel P. Krestin
Computed Tomography of the Coronary Arteries is the culmination of the collaborated effort of cardiologists and radiologists to draw up a practical CT book explaining the basic principles and applications of CT by use of many illustrations and tables and avoiding complicated technical details of CT imaging.
Computed Tomography of the Coronary Arteries will serve its goal as a concise, quick reference for understanding and interpretation of CT-coronary imaging.
Contents:
- Basic principles
- Image post-processing
- Coronary imaging : normal coronary anatomy
- Coronary pathology relevant to coronary imaging
- Coronary stenosis
- Coronary plague imaging
- Coronary calcification
- Chronic total occlusion
- Assessment of coronary stents
- Coronary artery anomalies in the adult
- Assessment of collateral circulation
- Coronary bypass graft imaging
- Cardiac masses, intracardiac thrombi and pericardial abnormalities
- The emergency department
- The great thoracic vessels
- Non-cardiac findings on cardiac computed tomography
- Assessment of left ventricular function
- Artifacts
- Contrast enhancement in coronary angiography
- The future
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