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Quiz: Cardiovascular 2admin2020-03-23T15:09:35-07:00

Cardiovascular: Clinical Needs: Ischemic Cardiomyopathy
by Raymond Y. K. Kwong

Which of the following are advantages of stress MRI?
- a. Stress MRI enables a comprehensive assessment of ischemia including LV function.
- b. No medication as adenosine or dobutamine is needed.
- c. Wall motion abnormalities or perfusion deficits can be analyzed.
- a and b
- a and c
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Ischemic segments in perfusion stress MRI are defined as
- Stress perfusion defects in segments with LGE
- Identical stress and rest perfusion defects
- Stress perfusion defects in areas without LGE
- Regions of wall motion abnormalities at rest
- Persistent wall motion abnormalities at stress
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Perfusion stress MRI in the setting of acute chest pain
- has high diagnostic accuracy to detect relevant CAD
- is prognostic
- might detect myocardial ischemia despite negative SPECT imaging
- is more cost effective compared to standard medical care
- all of the above is true
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a
Which statement is true?
- Perfusion stress MRI is prognostic.
- Perfusion stress MRI is less sensitive for the diagnosis of relevant coronary artery disease compared to nuclear imaging.
- Perfusion stress MRI is limited by a high prevalence of adenosine side effects.
- Perfusion stress MRI has a lower diagnostic value to detect relevant ischemia in women compared to men.
- Stress MRI is limited by the patient`s capacity to perform ergometry.
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