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Original Article Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Evaluation of Patients with Cirrhosis Eligible to Liver Transplantation Jeniffer Arajo Ribeiro,1 Priscilla Pereira dos Reis,1 Paulo Victor Alves Pinto,2

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1. Start with patient identification: Confirm the patient's name, age, and medical history.
2. Explain the procedure: Inform the patient about what to expect and how long it will take.
3. Obtain informed consent: Ensure that the patient understands the risks and benefits.
4. Prepare the patient: Remove any metal objects and change into a hospital gown if necessary.
5. Position the patient: Place the patient on the MRI table in a comfortable position.
6. Administer contrast agent: If required, inject the contrast agent intravenously.
7. Perform the MRI: Follow the MRI protocol for cardiac evaluation, including multiple sequences.
8. Monitor the patient: Ensure the patient remains still and comfortable during the procedure.
9. Analyze the images: Review the cardiac images for assessment of structure and function.
10. Document findings: Write a report summarizing the observations and results.

Who needs cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation?

1. Patients with known or suspected heart disease.
2. Individuals with unexplained chest pain or shortness of breath.
3. Patients requiring assessment of cardiac mass or tumor.
4. Individuals with congenital heart defects.
5. Patients needing evaluation of cardiac function after a heart attack.
6. Patients with heart valve disease or dysfunction.

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What is cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation?

Cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation is a diagnostic imaging technique that uses magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to visualize the heart and assess its structure, function, and blood flow.

Who is required to file cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation?

Healthcare providers, such as cardiologists or radiologists, are typically the ones who file cardiac magnetic resonance evaluations when they deem it necessary for diagnosing or monitoring heart conditions.

How to fill out cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation?

To fill out a cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation, healthcare providers need to complete the relevant medical forms, including patient information, clinical history, symptoms, and any previous imaging study details.

What is the purpose of cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation?

The purpose of cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation is to obtain detailed images of the heart to diagnose various cardiac conditions, assess heart function, and guide treatment decisions.

What information must be reported on cardiac magnetic resonance evaluation?

Information that must be reported includes patient demographics, clinical indications for the evaluation, findings from the imaging study, diagnostic conclusions, and any recommendations for further management.