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Filmless cardiac imaging: Motion or commotion?

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At present times the medical cardiology imaging is still arguing about the usefulness of X-Ray Cine film in comparison with digital and filmless imaging. It is clear that both techniques have their advantages. X-Ray Cine film is a well established technique of which the possibilities are well known. At a first glance filmless imaging offers nothing but advantages. However the whole picture becomes clear when trying to implement these systems in a clinical environment, because at that time aspects of investments, technological continuity and risks, needed skills and effects on the workflow appear. This article has the purpose to clarify some of these aspects and give guidance in the difficult process of making the right decision.

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Vastenaeken, G.D. Filmless cardiac imaging: Motion or commotion?. Int J Cardiovasc Imaging 14 (Suppl 1), 19–22 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1006088615949

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