MCQ : CMR-03
What do you see in the following cine-sequences?
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What do you see in the following cine-sequences?
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1-Month-Old Baby. What is your diagnosis?
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67 yrs old pt with previous inferior MI. At ICA: occlusion of RCA and 30% LAD. After 4 years, pt referred atypical angina. He was submitted to stress/rest MPI.
What is the best interpretation of these images?
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70-year-old patient, in the emergency room for acute chest pain. There is ST-segment elevation on the ECG.
Based on the echocardiogram, which acute ST-elevation myocardial infarction do you suspect?
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8 months after TAVR. What’s wrong?
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Elderly patient with acute ischemic stroke.
What do you think of the image in the left atrium?
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What do you think about the following cine-sequences?
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3 years old. Systolic murmur.
Which alterations do you recognize?
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The most sensitive test to detect hibernating myocardium for recovery of LV function is:
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65 yo male, history of CAD with previous anterior myocardial infarction, undergoing CT for atypical chest pain.
What do you see?
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61 years old woman, episodes of chest pain, absence of coronary artery disease at ICA. No other diseases. No hypertension. No familial diseases Known. EKG: ST abnormalities in V4-V6.
Which is the best interpretation of these images?
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Woman, 30 years old. Down’s syndrome. Dyspnoea on exertion.
Which alterations do you recognize?
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