E. Neri · M. Cosottini · D. Caramella (Eds.)

2010

Magnetic resonance angiography, in short MRA, is a fast growing imaging procedure that fills many sessions of our busy MR suites. However, at early introduction, when only unenhanced sequences could be acquired by using phase contrast and time-of-flight, MRA was considered just an optional tool that could be used to complement a standard MRI examination.