1.27 End diastolic, summed or scatter corrected gated sestamibi SPECT images for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease? A comparison with coronary angiogram

Hambye, Anne Sophie; Vervaet, A.; Vandermeiren, R; Dobbeleir, A.

doi:10.1016/s1071-3581(01)80458-x

Journal of Nuclear Cardiology

2001

DOI: 10.1016/s1071-3581(01)80458-x

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1.27 End diastolic, summed or scatter corrected gated sestamibi SPECT images for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease? A comparison with coronary angiogram

Anne Sophie Hambye¹,

A. Vervaet²,

R Vandermeiren³

et al.

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Head-to-head comparison of uncorrected and scatter corrected, summed and end diastolic myocardial perfusion SPECT in coronary artery disease

Hambye

Vervaet²,

Dobbeleir³

2004

Nuclear Medicine Communications

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Despite lower blurring on end diastolic compared with summed images, non-scatter corrected end diastolic data were least accurate for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease in patients with a high prevalence of disease. Scatter correction, by improving the delineation of perfusion defects, increased the accuracy of quantitative MPI for the diagnosis of CAD in a large number of patients, more particularly in those with a small heart.

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Head-to-head comparison of uncorrected and scatter corrected, summed and end diastolic myocardial perfusion SPECT in coronary artery disease

Hambye

Vervaet²,

Dobbeleir³

2004

Nuclear Medicine Communications

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1.27 End diastolic, summed or scatter corrected gated sestamibi SPECT images for the diagnosis of coronary artery disease? A comparison with coronary angiogram

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Head-to-head comparison of uncorrected and scatter corrected, summed and end diastolic myocardial perfusion SPECT in coronary artery disease

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