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Figure 3 An example of an inducible inferior myocardial contrast defect (arrows) on pulse inversion Doppler (PID) imaging in the apical two-chamber view after intravenous Optison administration in a patient with >50% diameter stenosis in the right coronary artery (RCA). Wall motion was considered normal in this patient both at rest and during stress.





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