AuntMinnieTV: Study sheds light on 64-slice CT of coronaries

Apr 14, 2005

One of the most difficult aspects of conducting multislice cardiac CT has been finding ways to compensate for cardiac motion in patients with high heart rates. This study examines the impact that 64-slice CT can have on imaging these difficult patients.

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