The study points to a role for the fused approach in complex cases that yield uncertain findings in the first test, such as when results from CT and MRI are inconsistent or even contradictory.
Obstacles to its implementation include higher costs and complexity, problems that may be eased by advances in software, according to Dr. von Spiczak.
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"Multimodal Multiparametric Three-dimensional Image Fusion in Coronary Artery Disease: Combining the Best of Two Worlds." Collaborating with Dr. von Spiczak were Manoj Mannil, M.D., M.Sc., Hanna Model, M.D., Chris Schwemmer, Ph.D., Sebastian Kozerke, Ph.D., Frank Ruschitzka, M.D., Hatem Alkadhi, M.D., M.P.H., and Robert Manka, M.D.
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