Original articleValidation of a new counts-based gated single photon emission computed tomography method for quantifying left ventricular systolic function: Comparison with equilibrium radionuclide angiography☆
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2007, Journal of Nuclear CardiologyCitation Excerpt :Numerous quantification methods for the assessment of abnormalities of myocardial perfusion and LV function have been developed during the last decade. These methods have mostly been developed based on a similar concept of myocardial counts,1-4 LV geometry,5-10 or a combination thereof.11-13 Although displays of the quantitative data differ among the methods, circumferential count profiles14,15 are usually generated from SPECT or PET slices by either maximal2 or mean count16 sampling.
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Supported by a grant from the American Heart Association, Virginia Affiliate, Inc., and by a grant from DuPont Pharma Radiopharmaceuticals, N. Billerica, Mass.
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