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Does a semiautomatic SPECT quantitation method accurately measure the size of relative myocardial perfusion defects compared to in vitro anatomic sizing in a canine model?
Does a semiautomatic SPECT quantitation method accurately measure the size of relative myocardial perfusion defects compared to in vitro anatomic sizing in a canine model?
A semiautomatic SPECT method accurately quantifies myocardial perfusion defect sizes greater than 5% of the left ventricle in a canine model, correlating highly with in vitro anatomic measurements.
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Semiautomatic SPECT accurately sizes canine perfusion defects; leaves open human translation and clinical adoption.
Caldwell et al. (1984) studied this question.
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