A new procedure for predicting
heart attack, developed by
Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center physicians,
will be demonstrated in a live
webcast Tuesday Feb. 20 at 5
p.m. on qwww.OR-Live.com By
speeding up the magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI)
scanner and creating new
software, Medical Center
researchers have made it
more

A new procedure for predicting
heart attack, developed by
Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center physicians,
will be demonstrated in a live
webcast Tuesday Feb. 20 at 5
p.m. on qwww.OR-Live.com By
speeding up the magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI)
scanner and creating new
software, Medical Center
researchers have made it
possible for physicians to see
heart movement within seconds
after it happens  compared to
an average of five minutes to
see images previously. Wake
Forest Baptist is one of two
sites nationwide using the
software, called CardioVue.

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