New image processing and noise reduction technology allows reduction of radiation exposure in complex electrophysiologic interventions while maintaining optimal image quality: A randomized clinical trial
Authors:
- Pepijn H. van der VoortPVPepijn H. van der Voort
- Timothy A. SimmersTSTimothy A. Simmers
- Xander A.A.M. VerbeekXVXander A.A.M. Verbeek
- Roland W.M. BullensRBRoland W.M. Bullens
- Marcel Van’t VeerMVMarcel Van’t Veer
- Peter J.M. BrandsPBPeter J.M. Brands
- Albert MeijerAMAlbert Meijer
- 1 November 2013
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Heart Rhythm
- Vol. 10 (11) , 1678-1682
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