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March 1, 2026
Suspect infection of cardio-vascular native and artificial tissue: if endocarditis is detected at FDG PET
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Roberta Bonfiglioli
CN
Cristina Nanni
MG
Maddalena Graziosi
Electrophysiology
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To investigate the role of FDG PET in detecting endocarditis in both native and artificial cardiovascular tissues.
Conducted imaging with FDG PET for suspected endocarditis cases.
Analyzed infections in both native and artificial cardiovascular tissues.
Compared diagnostic outcomes between native and artificial tissues.
FDG PET identified endocarditis in a significant number of cases.
Higher detection rates observed in artificial tissue compared to native tissue.
Findings suggest FDG PET is a valuable tool for diagnosing cardiovascular infections.
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Bonfiglioli et al. (Sat,) studied this question.
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https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1007/s00259-012-222-x