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The importance of a correct positioning of the heart using IQ-SPECT system with multifocal collimators in myocardial perfusion imaging: a phantom study

Caobelli et al., 2015

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1317718554244463050
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Caobelli F
Kaiser S
Thackeray J
Bengel F
Chieregato M
Soffientini A
Pizzocaro C
Savelli G
Guerra U
Galelli M
Zoccarato O
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Journal of Nuclear Cardiology

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Background We have recently validated a quarter-time protocol in Myocardial Perfusion Imaging named IQ-SPECT, whose basic principle is to implement a multifocal collimator; However, in clinical practice, it may sometimes be difficult to center the heart in the region of …
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