In response to recent technological advancements in acquisition techniques as well as a
growing body of evidence regarding the optimal performance of coronary computed …

Computed tomography is vulnerable to a wide variety of artifacts, including patient-and
technique-specific artifacts, some of which are unique to imaging of the heart. Motion is the …

In x‐ray computed tomography (CT), materials with different elemental compositions can
have identical CT number values, depending on the mass density of each material and the …

Bicuspid aortic valve disease is the most common congenital cardiac disorder, being
present in 1% to 2% of the general population. Associated aortopathy is a common finding in …

Abstract This Canadian Cardiovascular Society position statement aims to provide succinct
perspectives on key issues in the management of thoracic aortic disease (TAD). This …

Purpose of review This review article discusses the evolution of extracellular volume (ECV)
quantification using both cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) and computed …

Computed tomography (CT) has evolved into a powerful diagnostic tool, and it is impossible
to imagine current clinical practice without CT imaging. Because of its widespread …

Single-source dual-energy (DE) computed tomography (CT) with fast switching of tube
voltage allows projection-based image reconstruction, substantial reduction of beam …

Multidetector coronary computed tomography (CT), which is widely performed to assess
coronary artery disease noninvasively and accurately, provides excellent image quality. Use …

Through a marriage of spiral computed tomography (CT) and graphical volumetric image
processing, CT angiography was born 20 years ago. Fueled by a series of technical …