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Baseline correction does not improve flow quantification in phase-contrast velocity measurement for routine clinical practice

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Baseline correction does not improve flow quantification in phase-contrast velocity measurement for routine clinical practice. / Meierhofer, Christian; Lyko, Christine; Schneider, Eike Philipp; Stern, Heiko; Martinoff, Stefan; Hess, John; Fratz, Sohrab.

In: CLIN IMAG, Vol. 39, No. 3, 11.02.2015, p. 427-431.

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Meierhofer, C, Lyko, C, Schneider, EP, Stern, H, Martinoff, S, Hess, J & Fratz, S 2015, 'Baseline correction does not improve flow quantification in phase-contrast velocity measurement for routine clinical practice', CLIN IMAG, vol. 39, no. 3, pp. 427-431. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clinimag.2014.12.010

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Meierhofer, C., Lyko, C., Schneider, E. P., Stern, H., Martinoff, S., Hess, J., & Fratz, S. (2015). Baseline correction does not improve flow quantification in phase-contrast velocity measurement for routine clinical practice. CLIN IMAG, 39(3), 427-431. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clinimag.2014.12.010

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Meierhofer C, Lyko C, Schneider EP, Stern H, Martinoff S, Hess J et al. Baseline correction does not improve flow quantification in phase-contrast velocity measurement for routine clinical practice. CLIN IMAG. 2015 Feb 11;39(3):427-431. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clinimag.2014.12.010

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abstract = "INTRODUCTION: Velocity offset errors may influence flow measurement in phase-contrast cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR). By using a stationary gel phantom, offset errors probably may be corrected. We tested its impact on flow measurement and, in particular, on shunt calculation in patients proven not to have any shunt.METHODS: Flow measurements were carried out in 24 patients with congenital heart disease. Baseline correction was performed by using a stationary gel phantom.RESULTS: Significantly more patients without shunts incorrectly showed a calculated shunt after baseline correction.CONCLUSIONS: Baseline correction did not improve flow measurement and was clinically not relevant for routine CMR.",
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AU - Schneider, Eike Philipp

AU - Stern, Heiko

AU - Martinoff, Stefan

AU - Hess, John

AU - Fratz, Sohrab

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N2 - INTRODUCTION: Velocity offset errors may influence flow measurement in phase-contrast cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR). By using a stationary gel phantom, offset errors probably may be corrected. We tested its impact on flow measurement and, in particular, on shunt calculation in patients proven not to have any shunt.METHODS: Flow measurements were carried out in 24 patients with congenital heart disease. Baseline correction was performed by using a stationary gel phantom.RESULTS: Significantly more patients without shunts incorrectly showed a calculated shunt after baseline correction.CONCLUSIONS: Baseline correction did not improve flow measurement and was clinically not relevant for routine CMR.

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