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EBCT

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EBCTElectron Beam Computed Tomography
EBCTEmpty Bed Contact Time (liquid phase carbon application design variable)
EBCTEmpresa Brasileira de Correios e Telégrafos (Portugese: Brazilian Mail and Telegraph Company)
EBCTEvaluation Brigade Combat Team
EBCTExperimental Brigade Combat Team
EBCTExtended Battlefield Contact Team


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In addition, novel non-invasive methods such as MRI and EBCT have not yet found widespread application for the diagnosis and classification of CAD, because of demanding nature of the technique, high cost, time-consuming or not readily available in all coronary laboratories (31, 32).
Jenkins speaks very highly of EBCT: "There is now compelling evidence to support EBCT coronary artery calcium measurement as an effective means of screening individuals for CVD [cardiovascular disease].
Originally this test was used for patients already experiencing symptoms of heart disease, but researchers have discovered this EBCT test can be used for those not experiencing heart disease and is very effective.
 
 
 
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