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Cardiac infarction with Compressed SENSE

University Hospital Bonn, Germany

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Patient with a cardiac infarction

bTFE, VLA view, without Compressed SENSE
bTFE, VLA view, with Compressed SENSE
3D SPIR VI, VLA view
bTFE, HLA view, without Compressed SENSE
bTFE, HLA view, with Compressed SENSE
3D SPIR VI, HLA view
T2 STIR Black Blood, short axis view, without Compressed SENSE
T2 STIR Black Blood, short axis view, with Compressed SENSE
3D SPIR VI, short axis view
bTFE, short axis view, with Compressed SENSE
3D SPIR VI, axial view

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Cardiac infarction with Compressed SENSE Cardiac imaging with Compressed SENSE 30 minute Cardiac Function and Fibrosis

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Web page: Up to 50% faster MR exams, so you can spend your time wisely
FieldStrength article: Fast MRI examinations and more comfort for patients
FieldStrength article: Understanding how Compressed SENSE makes MRI faster
FieldStrength article: High quality and fast scanning with Compressed SENSE at KCH
FieldStrength article: Fast MRI throughout the whole body with Compressed SENSE
FieldStrength article: KNC can scan three more patients per day with Compressed SENSE
FieldStrength article: How to perform MRI of patients with MR Conditional cardiac devices
FieldStrength article: Compressed SENSE pilot reaps rewards for Cobalt
White paper: Compressed SENSE in practice
White paper: Compressed SENSE. Speed done right, every time.
Video: Recording of webinar Dr. Casselman on Compressed SENSE
Brochure: Clinical applications

*Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.

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1Compared to scans without Compressed SENSE
Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.