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DGIM Kongress 2016 Prof Nagel: Die kardiale MRT is Goldstandard in der Funktionsanalyse

4/11/2016

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The new CMR Scanner 3T Skyra - handed over!

4/3/2016

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The Institute of Experimental and Translational Cardiovascular Imaging is now operating a 3T Skyra CMR scanner. It will be used to support primarily clinical research projects, observational studies and clinical trials guided by imaging endpoints (from left: Professors Vogl, Nagel and Zeiher).   
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    Prof Dr Eike Nagel

    Director of the Institute for Experimental and Translational Cardiovascular Imaging, University Hospital Frankfurt

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