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The direct costs of coronary CT angiography relative to contrast-enhanced thoracic CT: Time-driven activity-based costing by Zimmerman, Michael E., Batlle, Juan C., Biga, Cathleen, Blankstein, Ron, Ghoshhajra, Brian B., Rabbat, Mark G., Wesbey, George E., Rubin, Geoffrey D.

“…Coronary CT angiography (CCTA) and contrast-enhanced thoracic CT (CECT) are distinctly different diagnostic procedures that involve intravenous…”
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NATURAL HISTORY OF ANOMALOUS RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY (ARCA) WITH INTERARTERIAL COURSE by Allinson, Francis, Ng, Daniel, Van Rosendael, Alexander, Hu, Eric, Wesbey, George E., Robinson, Austin

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SPONTANEOUS CORONARY ARTERY DISSECTION (SCAD) DIAGNOSED AND SUBSEQUENTLY MONITORED WITH COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT) PRE-CONTRAST IMAGES by Goel, Kunal, Robinson, Austin, Gonzalez, Jorge A., Wesbey, George E., Uddin, Poulina Q.

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Can artificial intelligence-derived coronary atherosclerotic characteristics using CCTA/CACS predict the future onset of atrial fibrillation? by Chiou, Andrew, Hermel, Melody, Ruiz, Christina Rodriguez, van Rosendael, Alexander, Burton, Tim, Calicchio, Francesca, Bagsic, Samantha, Hu, Eric, Epstein, Elizabeth, Joye, Casey, Newlander, Shawn, Salerno, Michael, Bhavnani, Sanjeev P, Robinson, Austin, Gonzalez, Jorge, Wesbey, 3rd, George E

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CLEERLY™ VS. HEARTFLOW ™ VS. SITE READ IN THE PER-VESSEL PREDICTION OF ADENOSINE FFR≤0.80 WITH PLAQUE FEATURES ASSOCIATED WITH FALSE POSITIVES by Chiou, Andrew, Hermel, Melody, Miller, Garrett, Bagsic, Samantha, van Rosendael, Alexander, Udoh, Emem, Sidhu, Rajbir, Kosturakis, Ricardo, Aziz, Mohammad, Ruiz, Christina Rodriguez, Khadivi, Bahram, Newlander, Shawn, Brown, Jason Parker, Charlat, Martin L., Teirstein, Paul S., Stinis, Curtiss, Schatz, Richard A., Price, Matthew J., Cavendish, Jeffrey J., Salerno, Michael, Robinson, Austin, Bhavnani, Sanjeev P., Patay, Bradley, Gonzalez, Jorge A., Wesbey, George E.

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PER-VESSEL AND PER-PATIENT DIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL CT-FFR ACCORDING TO PER-PATIENT AND PER-VESSEL CAC IN A HIGH CAC COHORT by Udoh, Emem, Aziz, Mohammad, Sidhu, Rajbir, Kosturakis, Ricardo, Hermel, Melody, Waldman, Carly, Bagsic, Samantha R. Spierling, Newlander, Shawn, Avalos, Roy, Haghani, Kamyar, Khadivi, Bahram, Brown, Jason Parker, Charlat, Martin L., Cavendish, Jeffrey J., Salerno, Michael, Stinis, Curtiss, Schatz, Richard A., Price, Matthew J., Teirstein, Paul S., Robinson, Austin, Gonzalez, Jorge A., Bhavnani, Sanjeev P., Wesbey, George E.

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Method For Determining Optimal CT Reconstruction Parameters For Quantitative Anatomic Modeling Compared To An Invasive Standard by Gros, Eric, Fox, Julia, Gonzalez, Jorge, Jackson, John, Sengupta, Souma, Roy, Arjun, Newlander, Shawn, Wesbey, George E.

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Translational molecular self-diffusion in magnetic resonance imaging. II. Measurement of the self-diffusion coefficient by Wesbey, G E, Moseley, M E, Ehman, R L

“…By varying slice-selective gradients in successive data acquisitions, the first in vitro measurements of molecular self-diffusion coefficients were performed…”
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Translational molecular self-diffusion in magnetic resonance imaging. I. Effects on observed spin-spin relaxation by Wesbey, G E, Moseley, M E, Ehman, R L

“…The reduced T2 (spin-spin) relaxation times (T2obs less than 200 ms) measured on pure fluids on our 0.35T magnetic resonance imagers stimulated an…”
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Pharmacokinetics and metabolic fate of two nitroxides potentially useful as contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging by COUET, W. R, ERIKSSON, U. G, TOZER, T. N, TUCK, L. D, WESBEY, G. E, NITECKI, D, BRASCH, R. C

“…Paramagnetic nitroxyl-containing compounds have been useful as contrast agents in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) experiments in animals. Preliminary…”
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Artificial intelligence coronary computed tomography, coronary computed tomography angiography using fractional flow reserve, and physician visual interpretation in the per-vessel prediction of abnormal invasive adenosine fractional flow reserve by Chiou, Andrew, Hermel, Melody, Sidhu, Rajbir, Hu, Eric, van Rosendael, Alexander, Bagsic, Samantha, Udoh, Emem, Kosturakis, Ricardo, Aziz, Mohammad, Ruiz, Christina Rodriguez, Newlander, Shawn, Khadivi, Bahram, Brown, Jason Parker, Charlat, Martin L, Teirstein, Paul S, Stinis, Curtiss T, Schatz, Richard, Price, Matthew J, Cavendish, Jeffrey, Salerno, Michael, Robinson, Austin, Bhavnani, Sanjeev, Gonzalez, Jorge, Wesbey, George E

“…A comparison of diagnostic performance comparing AI-QCT , coronary computed tomography angiography using fractional flow reserve (CT-FFR), and physician visual…”
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Magnetic resonance imaging of acute myocardial infarction using a nitroxyl spin label (PCA) by McNamara, M T, Wesbey, G E, Brasch, R C, Sievers, R, Lipton, M J, Higgins, C B

“…The effects of an intravenously administered nitroxyl spin label (PCA) on the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) appearance and relaxation times of acute canine…”
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MRI primer by Wesbey, George E.

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Perflubron as an oral contrast agent for MR imaging: results of a phase III clinical trial by Mattrey, R F, Trambert, M A, Brown, J J, Young, S W, Bruneton, J N, Wesbey, G E, Balsara, Z N

“…To assess perflubron for magnetic resonance (MR) imaging in the abdomen and pelvis in a multicenter trial. MR images were obtained in 127 subjects before and…”
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MRI primer: William Oldendorf, William Oldendorf, Jr., New York, 1991, Raven Press, 238 pages, $60 by Wesbey, George E.

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Dilute oral iron solutions as gastrointestinal contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging; initial clinical experience by Wesbey, G E, Brasch, R C, Goldberg, H I, Engelstad, B L, Moss, A A

“…Delineation of the gastrointestinal tract in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) remains a problem. Ferric ammonium citrate is paramagnetic, producing a high MRI…”
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Enhanced MRI of tumors utilizing a new nitroxyl spin label contrast agent by Ehman, R L, Wesbey, G E, Moon, K L, Williams, R D, McNamara, M T, Couet, W R, Tozer, T N, Brasch, R C

“…Nitroxyl spin labels have been shown to be effective in vivo contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the central nervous system, myocardium,…”
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Magnetic resonance applications in atherosclerotic vascular disease by Wesbey, G E, Higgins, C B, Hale, J D, Valk, P E

“…Magnetic resonance imaging of the cardiovascular system offers great promise in the detection and characterization of the anatomic, physiologic, and…”
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Magnetic resonance imaging in cystic fibrosis by Gooding, C A, Lallemand, D P, Brasch, R C, Wesbey, G E, Davis, B

“…A clinical dilemma in patients with cystic fibrosis is the determination of the nature of linear areas of decreased aeration in the lungs. It is difficult…”
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Brain nuclear magnetic resonance imaging enhanced by a paramagnetic nitroxide contrast agent: preliminary report by BRASCH, R. C, NITECKI, D. E, BRANT-ZAWADZKI, M, ENZMANN, D. R, WESBEY, G. E, TOZER, T. N, TUCK, L. D, CANN, C. E, FIKE, J. R, SHELDON, P

“…Contrast-enhancing agents for demonstrating abnormalities of the blood-brain barrier may extend the diagnostic utility of proton nuclear magnetic resonance…”
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