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Go to youtube and search fo "Cardiac MRI", it's amazing how well and MRI can image the heart even in motion.
I had an MRI to assess for ARVD. I posted the slice movies on youtube, check it out for yourself and you'll see it's an amazing tool.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ab4vqdB4Vo
You can see wall thickness, motion, valves working, in detail.