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Characteristics of radiopharmaceuticals in nuclear cardiology. Implications for practical cardiac ient of mobile gamma cameras made it possible to obtain nuclear studies at the bedside of critically ill patients. Second, the development of dedicated mini-computers and simplified software allowed for reliable and reproducible data processing. Third, most importantly, the development of new radio-p

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Quantitative analysis of the distribution and washout of thallium-201 in the myocardium: descriptio coronary artery disease (CAD). Visual interpretation of analogue Tl-201 images for evaluation of regional myocardial perfusion, even when performed by experienced readers, is subject to substantial observer variability [1]. This approach is further limited by dependence on the quality of the hard c

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First-pass and equilibrium radionuclide angiocardiography for evaluating ventricular performance,clide angiocardiography was described [3]. Since their introduction ten years ago, these two radionuclide techniques for assessment of cardiac function have undergone substantial technical development and have progressed from the investigational stage to that of clinical application. Both techniques