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Renal Arteries C-

NONCONTRAST MRA RENAL ARTERIES

(last reviewed 06/22/2023)

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Cor SE T1
Ax FIESTA 3D gated
Obl Cor left FIESTA 3D gated
Obl Cor right FIESTA 3D gated
Ax Phase Contrast 3D
MIP FIESTA and phase contrast sequences

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