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Figure 6 Concordance between 13N-ammonia and FDG uptake is demonstrated in this patient example. Matched transaxial tomograms are displayed for 13N-ammonia uptake and FDG uptake by PET, with corresponding end-diastolic and end-systolic MRI tomograms before (pre-) revascularization (on the left) and after (post-) revascularization (on the right). On the PET study, both 13N-ammonia and FDG uptake are severely reduced in the apical region (matched defect). Corresponding MRI tomograms reveal absent systolic wall thickening in the apical region before revascularization, which remains irreversible after revascularization.





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