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A member asked:

Had cardiac mr angiography would this show if the arteries had a bridge?

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Yes: Cardiac angiogram will be able to show the anatomy and lumen of cardiac arteries.

Dr Fowler agreed

Answered 9/12/2013

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Maybe: It might, but the gold standard for this diagnosis is still coronary angiography.

Dr Weisberger agreed

Answered 9/13/2013

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