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- Traditional investigative methods for detecting cardiac issues can be complex and lengthy.
- Minicomputers have significantly improved non-invasive diagnostic techniques for cardiac patients.
- The Cardiology Division at Geneva University Hospital is using a minicomputer-based system to analyze cardiac structures and movements with radionuclide techniques.
Article Abstract
Traditional investigative methods to detect and localise cardiac abnormalities are often difficult and time consuming. The use of minicomputers has made a dramatic impact on non-invasive diagnostic techniques in cardiac patients. The Cardiology Division of the Geneva University Hospital has assembled a minicomputer-based data acquisition/visualisation system to study cardiac structures and their associated motions using radionuclide techniques.
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