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Cloud-processed 4D CMR flow imaging for pulmonary flow quantification

Chelu et al., 2016

Document ID
9606191413131028785
Author
Chelu R
Wanambiro K
Hsiao A
Swart L
Voogd T
van den Hoven A
van Kranenburg M
Coenen A
Boccalini S
Wielopolski P
Vogel M
Krestin G
Vasanawala S
Budde R
Roos-Hesselink J
Nieman K
Publication year
Publication venue
European journal of radiology

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Objectives In this study, we evaluated a cloud-based platform for cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) four-dimensional (4D) flow imaging, with fully integrated correction for eddy currents, Maxwell phase effects, and gradient field non-linearity, to quantify forward …
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