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Are you standing on rounds knowing the imaging options-but unsure which one is actually correct? Do Cardiac CT, Cardiac MRI, Nuclear Cardiology, and other diagnostic imaging tools feel like overlapping silos instead of a clear system? Are you expected to justify imaging decisions during exams, rotations, or case discussions-without ever being taught a structured way to think through them? If you are a radiology or cardiology trainee, this uncertainty is not a knowledge gap-it is a framework gap. And without a clear mental model for cardiac imaging and multimodal imaging, clinical reasoning becomes slower, confidence drops, and exam preparation feels fragmented. Cardiovascular Imaging in Clinical Practice is written as a guided tutorial, not a reference textbook. It is designed to help early-career clinical trainees develop confidence in choosing the right imaging modality for the right clinical situation-clearly, logically, and defensibly. Inside this book, you'll learn how cardiac imaging functions as a coordinated system rather than isolated technologies. The content walks you through Cardiac CT, Cardiac MRI, Nuclear Cardiology, and multimodal diagnostic imaging, explaining not just what each modality shows-but when, why, and how it is used in real clinical practice. The emphasis is on clinical reasoning, modality selection, and understanding trade-offs that matter during training. This book is specifically written for: Radiology residents (PGY-1 to PGY-3) Early cardiology fellows Imaging-focused internal medicine trainees Early-career clinical trainees preparing for imaging-intensive rotations and exams It assumes you are learning under pressure and need clarity, not volume. You will not find encyclopedic detail or research overload. Instead, the material is structured to support exam and rotation readiness, faster clinical reasoning, and the development of clear mental frameworks that can be applied across cardiovascular imaging cases. The chapters are organized by imaging modality and clinical context, allowing you to build understanding step by step. Each section focuses on practical interpretation, appropriate use, and integration into multimodal imaging decisions-mirroring how cardiac imaging is actually applied in real training environments. If you are an early-career trainee who wants to move from uncertainty to confidence in cardiovascular diagnostic imaging, this book is designed to support your progression-one decision at a time. Start building the imaging framework your training expects-but rarely teaches.

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