Titlebook: Noninvasive Imaging of Cardiac Metabolism; Single Photon Scinti E. E. Wall Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1987 assessment

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Myocardial imaging with radiolabeled free fatty acids: current views,rable in patients with coronary artery disease (CAD). Therefore attempts have been made to determine the metabolic integrity of the myocardium quantitatively with radioactively labeled metabolic substrates. Since free fatty acids (FFA) are primary substrates of the normally perfused myocardium, it a

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Uptake and distribution of radioiodinated free fatty acids in the dog heart,circumstances) to a large extent (60–70%) supplied by the oxidation of free (unesterified) fatty acids [1]. This makes such compounds attractive targets in the search for a tracer to follow myocardial energy metabolism. When labeled with a gamma radiation emitting isotope, such substances may be obs

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Experimental studies on myocardial metabolism of iodinated fatty acids: a proposal for a new curve erfusion but provides no information of cardiac metabolism. Under aerobic conditions, most of the energy needed by the myocardium is provided by free fatty acid (FFA) degradation [1]. Evans and Gunton were the first, in 1965, who used, in dogs [2] and in men [3], a FFA labeled with iodine-131 to per

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Progress in cardiac positron emission tomography with emphasis on carbon-11 labeled palmitate and o functional manifestations of such disorder rather than their underlying mechanisms. Thus, echocardiography, radionuclide ventriculography, scintigraphy, angiography, X-ray computer assisted tomography, and magnetic resonance proton imaging (MRI) define altered cardiac and coronary arterial anatomy,

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