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Assessment of cardiac function: first-pass, equilibrium blood pool, and gated myocardial SPECT

Botvinick et al., 2021

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4533837100192460554
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Botvinick E
Costouros N
Bacharach S
O’Connell J
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Atlas of nuclear cardiology

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Radionuclide-based techniques have been used to measure ventricular function for over three decades [1–8]. The methods for measurement of ventricular function can be divided into two basic categories. The first category employs any tracer that can directly label the …
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