ESC 365 - A wall based regional innervation/perfusion mismatch assessed by cardiac 123I-mIBG and rest 99mTc-tetrofosmin SPECT to predict arrhythmic events in ischemic heart failure patients

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A wall based regional innervation/perfusion mismatch assessed by cardiac 123I-mIBG and rest 99mTc-tetrofosmin SPECT to predict arrhythmic events in ischemic heart failure patients

Session: Live Abstract Presentations - Nuclear imaging

Topic: Molecular Imaging

Speaker: Doctor D. Verschure (Zaandam, NL)

Event: EACVI - Best of Imaging 2020

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Doctor Derk Verschure

Zaans Medical Centre, Zaandam (Netherlands (The))

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Live Abstract Presentations - Nuclear imaging

Speakers: Doctor D. Verschure, Mr B. Harris, Doctor P. Haaf, Doctor A. Fletcher, Mr R. De Winter...

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EACVI - Best of Imaging 2020

11 December - 12 December 2020

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