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Clinical quantification of myocardial blood flow using PET: joint position paper of the SNMMI cardiovascular council and the ASNC

Murthy et al., 2018

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Author
Murthy V
Bateman T
Beanlands R
Berman D
Borges-Neto S
Chareonthaitawee P
Cerqueira M
DeKemp R
DePuey E
Dilsizian V
Dorbala S
Ficaro E
Garcia E
Gewirtz H
Heller G
Lewin H
Malhotra S
Mann A
Ruddy T
Schindler T
Schwartz R
Slomka P
Soman P
Di Carli M
Einstein A
Russell R
Corbett J
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Journal of Nuclear Cardiology

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Radionuclide myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) is among the most commonly performed diagnostic tests in cardiology. Although the diagnostic and prognostic applications of radionuclide MPI are supported by a wealth of observational and clinical trial data, its …
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