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RESUMEN

La resonancia magnética ha tenido una gran aplicabilidad en cardiología. Su excelente resolución temporal, espacial y de contraste de tejidos, hacen posible la caracterización de la morfología, las dimensiones y la función del corazón y de los vasos coronarios y periféricos.

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