The Common Vein

CT

Introduction

• Indication
• Contraindication
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• Aim
• Method
  • Equipment
  •  Technique
    • Projections
      • Sagittal
      • Coronal
    • Algorithms
      • Calcium Score
      • Coronary arteries
      • Cardiac Function
    • Results
    • Overview
      • • CTof the Heart
        • CT of the LV
        • CT of the RV
      • Size
        • Overview
          • RA
            • Size
          • RV
            • Size
          • RVOT
          • PA
          • Pulmonary Veins
          • LA
            • Size
          • LV
          • LVOT
          • Aorta
      • Shape
      • Position
      • Character
      • Hemodynamics
        • LV
          • Technique 
          • End Diastolic Volume
          • End Systolic Volume
          • Stroke Volume
          • Ejection Fraction
          • Regurgitant Fraction
          • Shunt Calculations
        • RV
          • End Diastolic Volume
          • End Systolic Volume
          • Stroke Volume
          • Ejection Fraction
    • Diseases
      • Ischemic Disease CAD
      • Cardiomyopathies
      • CHF
        • Pulmonary Edema
        • Ground Glass
        • Interstitial Edema
          • Kerley B and Kerley A Lines
      • Valvular Disease
        • Tricuspid Valve
        • Pulmonary Valve
        • Mitral Valve
        • Aortic Valve
      • Infections
        • Myocarditis
        • Endocarditis
      • Immune ? Collagen vascular Disease
        • SLE
        • Scleroderma
        • Rheumatoid Arthritis
        • Anca Positive Vasculitis
      • Congenital Heart Disease
      • Tumors

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