Highlights the importance of considering the intended clinical application before adopting a specific approach to quantitative image data in coronary angiography.
Clinicians should match quantitative angiography methods to specific uses; review leaves open standardized recommendations across applications.
While the value of the quantitation of image data often appears to be self evident, it is important to consider the use to which it is to be put before adopting one particular approach. The importance of this concept is illustrated by reference to coronary angiography.
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