Hospital where I am having cardiac PET scan test done does not have
rubidium and ammonia and instead uses cardiolite and FDG. If cardiolite
is used in (separate) SPECT camera and FDG in PET camera would the
results be difficult for cardiologist to compare and thus less accurate
since both cardiolite and FDG were not used in PET camera? Are you sure
cardiolite is not used in PET scanner?Thanks
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Re: cardiac PET scan
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