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Objectives!#!To evaluate the reduction of artifacts from cardiac implantable electronic devices (CIEDs) by virtual monoenergetic images (VMI), metal artifact reduction (MAR) algorithms, and their combination (VMI!##!Methods!#!In this retrospective study, we included 34 patients (mean age 74.6 ± 8.6 years), who underwent a SDCT of the chest and had a CIED in place. CI, MAR, VMI, and VMI!##!Results!#!Compared to CI, MAR and VMI!##!Conclusions!#!The combination of VMI and MAR as well as MAR as a standalone approach provides effective reduction of artifacts from CIEDs. Still, higher keV values should be applied with caution due to a loss of soft tissue and vessel contrast along the leads.!##!Key points!#!• The combination of VMI and MAR as well as MAR as a standalone approach enables effective reduction of artifacts from CIEDs. • Higher keV values of both VMI and VMI
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