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Contrast echocardiography is used to enhance the echogenicity of blood (better signal/noise ratio) and is used only in patients in whom no contrast has delivered (if there are 2 or more segments of LV myocardium are not to judge) any result. Contrast does the left ventricle white highlight and enhance the outline of the endocardial border, which reduces the accuracy in detection or exclusion of abnormalities increases. | Contrast echocardiography is used to enhance the echogenicity of blood (better signal/noise ratio) and is used only in patients in whom no contrast has delivered (if there are 2 or more segments of LV myocardium are not to judge) any result. Contrast does the left ventricle white highlight and enhance the outline of the endocardial border, which reduces the accuracy in detection or exclusion of abnormalities increases. | ||
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*Hyper Sensitive LV contrast | *Hyper Sensitive LV contrast | ||
*Intracoronary lesion | *Intracoronary lesion | ||
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
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