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2. High-Sensitivity Troponin Assays Predicts Structural Heart Disease on Echocardiography
3. ECG-Derived Spatial QRS-T Angle Is Associated with ICD Implantation, Mortality and Heart Failure Admissions in Patients with LV Systolic Dysfunction
4. Advanced electrocardiography identifies patients with false positive exercise treadmill test results
5. Characteristics of inpatients with heart failure selected for cardiologist-directed care at North Shore Hospital
6. The three distinct roles of CT coronary angiography in chest pain diagnostic pathways – the Waitemata District Health Board experience
7. The impact of age, clinical status, and population demographics on length of stay associated with heart failure admissions: A comparison of two hospitals
8. A clinical audit of in-hospital echocardiography in heart failure
9. CTCA in the elderly - gatekeeper to invasive angiography or wasted effort?
10. CTCA availability does not lead to inappropriate referrals - insights from the Waitemata District Health Board experience from 2011
11. Elevated Lipoprotein (a) level is more predictive of coronary atheroma burden than family history in intermediate and high risk- implications for screening algorithms
12. High Calcium Scores in Patients (PTS) with a Low Framingham Risk of Cardiovascular (CVS) Disease: Re-Interpreting CVS Risk Assessment; Should We Focus on the Patient or the Population?
13. CT Coronary Angiography is a Useful Diagnostic Test Following Equivocal Exercise Stress ECG in Troponin-negative Chest Pain
14. Prognostic Value of Adenosine Stress Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Patients with Known Coronary Artery Disease
15. Safe Nurse-led Pre-CTCA Beta-blockade Administration Can Be Achieved Without Intensive Medical Supervision
16. Significant Radiation Dose Reduction Using Iterative Reconstruction in the 320-Slice CT Coronary Angiography System – Importance of Body Habitus
17. Factors Which Predict Individuals Whose Coronary Arteries are “Old Before Their Time”: The Value of Computed Tomographic (CT) Calcium Score Testing
18. Significant Bias Associated with Left Ventricular Volume Measurements by MRI Compared to Echo (2D, 2D-Contrast and 3D)—A Systematic Review
19. Prognostic Value of Stress Perfusion Imaging with Cardiac MRI
20. Incorporating CT Coronary Angiography in the Acute Chest Pain Pathway—An Efficient Model of Resource Utilization
21. Lipoprotein (a) Levels Independently Predict Elevated Coronary Calcium Score in Those at Intermediate or High Risk of a Cardiovascular Event—Implications for Screening Algorithms
22. A Family History of CVS Disease is Associated with more Chance of a Calcium Score Above the Ninetieth age and Gender-matched Centile: Implications for CVS Risk Assessment
23. From the Framingham Population to the New Zealand Patient: Using the Calcium Score to Individualise CVS Risk Assessment
24. Convalescent Cardiac MRI in Apical Ballooning—Not All Are Normal!
25. The Differing Ventricular Response to Increasing Regurgitant Volumes in Patients with Mitral and Aortic Regurgitation: Insights from Cardiac MRI
26. Assessment of Mitral Annular Disjunction by Cardiac MRI in Patients With Mitral Valve Prolapse
27. Incremental Value of Cardiac MRI for Diagnosis and Clinical Decision Making in Patients Presenting with Ventricular Tachycardia or Fibrillation and Normal Echocardiography
28. Use of a Modified Imaging Protocol for 64-Slice CT Cardiac Angiography Results in Significant Reduction in Radiation Dose
29. High Calcium Scores in Patients With a Low Framingham Risk of Cardiovascular (CVS) Disease: Implications for More Accurate CVS Risk Assessment
30. Patients With a Family History of Cardiovascular Disease are More Likely to be Above the 90th Percentile of an Age and Sex-matched Population: Potential Benefits of the Calcium Scoring Tool
31. Use of a Modern Imaging Protocol for 64-Slice Ct Cardiac Angiography Results in a Significant Reduction in the Radiation Dose Received by Patients
32. CARDIAC IMAGING BY 64-SLICE COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY: THE AUCKLAND EXPERIENCE OF 500 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS AT MERCY HOSPITAL
33. APICAL BALLOONING SYNDROME: THE AUCKLAND COHORT
34. IS CARDIAC IMAGING BY 64-SLICE COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SAFE? ADVERSE EVENTS OBSERVED WITH 500 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS IN A NEW ZEALAND PROGRAMME
35. INCIDENCE OF NON-CARDIAC ABNORMALITIES DETECTED FROM CT CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY—A CONSECUTIVE SERIES OF 500 PATIENTS USING 64 SLICE MULTIDETECTOR COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
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