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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
S6 - Nuclear Cardiology and Cardiac CT Hall H Chairs: S. Livschitz A. Marmor A Multi-Center Trial of High-Speed Versus Conventional SPECT Imaging: Quantitative Results of Myocardial Perfusion and Left Ventricular Function T. Sharir 1 , P.J. Slomka 2 , S.W. Hayes 2 , W.H. Martin 3 , M.F. DiCarli 4 , J.A. Ziffer 5 , D. Dickman 6 , S. Ben-Haim 7 , D.S. Berman 2 1 Tel Aviv, 2 Los Angeles, 3 Nashville, 4 Boston, 5 Miami, 6 Caesarea, 7 London Coronary Artery Calcification and Framingham Risk Score to Predict Coronary Events in Subjects under Primary Prevention Care Y. Buber , N. Koren-Morag , M. Motro , S. Segev , E. Konen , E. Schwammenthal , J. Shemesh Ramat Gan A Novel Method to Reduce the Acquisition Time of Myocardial Perfusion SPECT Scan: a Comparative Study N. Zafrir 1 , B. Yuzepovich 2 , I. Mats 1 , A. Solodky 1 , D. Blazar 1 , Y. Hasid 1 , A. Battler 1 1 Petah Tikva, 2 Haifa Does Obstructive Coronary Plaque Have Different Composition to Non-Obstructive Plaque? A Study Using 64-Slice Cardiac CTA in Asymptomatic Type 2 Diabetics D. Halon , T. Gaspar , I. Dobrecky-Mery , M. Azencot , N. Peled , B. Lewis Haifa Clinical Predictors and Prognostic Value of Tl-201 SPECT Myocardial Perfusion Imaging in Octogenarian Patients Without a Previous History of CAD S. Livschitz 1 , S. Rosen 2 , M. Oettinger 1 , R. Levi 1 , E. Yaskil 2 , A. Caspi 1 1 Rehovot, 2 Haifa Comparison between CT and Nuclear Perfusion to Predict Late Myocardial Function Following Reperfused Acute Myocardial Infarction J. Lessick , Y. Agmon , S. Abadi , Z. Keidar , H. Hammerman , S. Rispler , E. Ghersin , A. Engel , O. Israel , A. Sabag , S. Carasso , A. Roguin Haifa Relation between Red Blood Cell Distribution Width and Mortality in Patients With Acute Myocardial Infarction S. Dabbah , H. Hammerman , M. Kapeliovich , R. Beyar , W. Markiewicz , D. Aronson Haifa Diagnostic Performance of High-Speed Myocardial Perfusion Imaging: Correlation with Coronary Angiography A. Wolak 1 , D.C. Marcelo 2 , J. Ziffer 3 , W. Martin 4 , S. Hayes 5 , J. Gerlach 5 , D. Dickman 6 , S. Ben-Haim 8 , T. Sharir 7 , P. Slomka 5 , D. Berman 5 1 Beer Sheva, 2 Boston, 3Miami, 4 Nashville, 5 Los Angeles, 6 Cesarea, 7 Tel Aviv, 8 London The Routine Use of Multi-detector Coronary Computed Tomography in the “Fast Track” Evaluation of Patients with Acute Chest Pain R. Beigel , D. Oieru , O. Goitein , P. Chouraqui , E. Konen , J. Or , H. Hod , S. Matetzky Ramat Gan |
