2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jacc.2003.09.029
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Utility of myocardial perfusion imaging in patients with low-risk treadmill scores

Abstract: In symptomatic patients with low-risk Duke treadmill scores and low clinical risk, myocardial perfusion imaging is of limited prognostic value. In patients with low-risk Duke treadmill scores and high clinical risk, annual cardiac mortality (>1%) is not low, and myocardial perfusion imaging has independent prognostic value.

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“…The five-point scoring used to grade each segment was as follows: 0, absent perfusion; 1, severe hypoperfusion; 2, moderate hypoperfusion; 3, mild hypoperfusion; 4, normal perfusion. The normal total score of LAD distribution areas is 28 (35).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The five-point scoring used to grade each segment was as follows: 0, absent perfusion; 1, severe hypoperfusion; 2, moderate hypoperfusion; 3, mild hypoperfusion; 4, normal perfusion. The normal total score of LAD distribution areas is 28 (35).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, nuclear perfusion imaging is the only technique that allows reliable evaluation of myocardial perfusion during dynamic exercise. Although the value of pharmacological stress testing is undeniable, the importance of exercise-related parameters for risk stratification cannot be exaggerated [144,145]. Multi-slice computed tomography is also emerging as an alternative non-invasive approach for coronary artery disease diagnosis [146].…”
Section: Gated Spect Versus Other Imaging Modalitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aunque nuestra casuística es limitada por el tipo de pacientes, la tasa de eventos mayores fue más alta (1,7%) que la descrita 16 . En otro estudio con Tl 201 -SPECT en pacientes sin EC e índices de Duke alto y bajo, con seguimiento a 7 años, se observó que sólo en alto riesgo el SPECT tuvo valor pronóstico independiente para mortalidad cardiaca 23 . Sin embargo, la experiencia reciente en pacientes con edad marcadamente superior a la nuestra, de los cuales 28% realizó PE, el alcanzar < 7 METs y el aumento del volumen de fin de sístole predijeron mortalidad; las variables del SPECT fueron incapaces de proveer estratificación del riesgo 24 .…”
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