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Effect of Snapshot Freeze on Cardiac CT Image Quality
The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of a new motion correction algorithm on image quality and diagnostic utility in unselected patients undergoing coronary cardiac computed tomography, and to investigate if this motion correction algorithm can compensate for the usual use of intravenously medication (beta-blockers) before the scan.
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