Kefer et al. indicate that "MSCT and MR are useful for the noninvasive detection of coronary artery stenoses on both a segmental and per vessel basis. Because neither technique is 100% accurate, these techniques are not ready yet to replace conventional coronary angiography." In summary, all things considered, a properly done cardiac catheterization with contrast angiography can really be a one-stop shop for diagnostic imaging and therapy of the cardiovascular system, and the radiation dose is acceptable.
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Conti, C. R. (2005). One-stop cardiovascular diagnostic imaging (and radiation dose). Clinical Cardiology. Foundation for Advances in Medicine and Science Inc. https://doi.org/10.1002/clc.4960281002
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