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Vol 15, No 1 (2012)
Editorial
Submitted: 2012-09-07
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Published online: 2012-06-05
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Nucl. Med. Rev 2012;15(1):2.
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Vol 15, No 1 (2012)
Editorial
Submitted: 2012-09-07
Accepted: 2012-09-07
Published online: 2012-06-05
Abstract
Radioisotope studies in cardiology have been a standard
for myocardial perfusion and function assessment since the late
seventies. The rapid development of echocardiography, computed
tomography and cardiovascular magnetic resonance provided
new insight into the diagnostic role of nuclear cardiology
for myocardial perfusion and function assessment since the late
seventies. The rapid development of echocardiography, computed
tomography and cardiovascular magnetic resonance provided
new insight into the diagnostic role of nuclear cardiology
Abstract
Radioisotope studies in cardiology have been a standard
for myocardial perfusion and function assessment since the late
seventies. The rapid development of echocardiography, computed
tomography and cardiovascular magnetic resonance provided
new insight into the diagnostic role of nuclear cardiology
for myocardial perfusion and function assessment since the late
seventies. The rapid development of echocardiography, computed
tomography and cardiovascular magnetic resonance provided
new insight into the diagnostic role of nuclear cardiology
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Nucl. Med. Rev 2012;15(1):2.
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Mirosław Dziuk
Grzegorz Kamiński
