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How to detect and avoid myocardial perfusion SPECT artifacts

DePuey, 1994

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8790368153240206208
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DePuey E
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine

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Incorrect axis selection may:(a) foreshorten normal yen tricularwalls, creating apparentbasal defects;(b) displace the apical †œdimple, ― creating an apparentperi-apicalper fusion defect;(c) or misplace true perfusion defects (Fig. 2), causing the interpreting physician to …
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