Infarcts

Snippet: Different LGE Patterns - I - Territorial

Different patterns of territorial LGE

Bhavin Jankharia

Mar 14, 2024 — 1 min read

The next two posts are a pictorial on different LGE patterns and how to differentiate among the various etiologies.

Today's video focusses only on territorial enhancement, which occurs in infarcts, discussing the various territorial appearances and ending with examples of acute, remodeling and chronic/old infarcts.

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Snippet: Different LGE Patterns - I - Territorial

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