The price for probability: Comparing the costs of diagnostic testing strategies Prem SomanJames E. Udelson Editorial Pages: 142 - 144
Challenges for measurement of myocardial perfusion and perfusion reserve by SPECT imaging Richard C. Brunken Editorial Pages: 145 - 149
How serious a problem for myocardial perfusion assessment is moderate misregistration between SPECT and CT? Kenneth J. Nichols Editorial Pages: 150 - 152
Attenuation artifact, attenuation correction, and the future of myocardial perfusion SPECT Bhupinder SinghTimothy M. BatemanGary Heller Editorial Point of View Pages: 153 - 164
Mortality risk associated with ejection fraction differs across resting nuclear perfusion findings Jamieson M. BourqueEric J. VelazquezSalvador Borges-Neto Original Articles Pages: 165 - 173
A randomized trial of exercise treadmill ECG versus stress SPECT myocardial perfusion imaging as an initial diagnostic strategy in stable patients with chest pain and suspected CAD: Cost analysis Nikant K. SabharwalBoyka StoykovaAvijit Lahiri Original Articles Pages: 174 - 186
A normal stress SPECT scan is an effective gatekeeper for coronary angiography Todd D. MillerDavid O. HodgeRaymond J. Gibbons Original Articles Pages: 187 - 193
Estimation of coronary flow reserve by sestamibi imaging in type 2 diabetic patients with normal coronary arteries Giovanni StortoTeresa PellegrinoAlberto Cuocolo Original Articles Pages: 194 - 199
Prevalence of misregistration between SPECT and CT for attenuation-corrected myocardial perfusion SPECT Sibyll GoetzeRichard L. Wahl Original Articles Pages: 200 - 206
Transmyocardial revascularization ameliorates ischemia by attenuating paradoxical catecholamine-induced vasoconstriction D. Le ElizabethEric R. PowersSanjiv Kaul Original Articles Pages: 207 - 214
A novel clinical indicator using Tc-99m sestamibi for evaluating cardiac mitochondrial function in patients with cardiomyopathies Shinro MatsuoIchiro NakaeMinoru Horie Original Articles Pages: 215 - 220
Myocardial perfusion imaging after transient balloon occlusion during percutaneous coronary interventions Raed AqelGilbert J. ZoghbiAmi E. Iskandrian Original Articles Pages: 221 - 228
Comprehensive cardiac CT study: Evaluation of coronary arteries, left ventricular function, and myocardial perfusion—Is it possible? Ricardo C. CuryKoen NiemanThomas J. Brady Advances in Nonnuclear Imaging Technologies Pages: 229 - 243
Coronary thermography for detection of vulnerable plaques Mohammad MadjidKonstantinos ToutouzasS. Ward Casscells From Bench to Imaging Pages: 244 - 249
Pharmacologic stress myocardial perfusion imaging: A practical approach Michael I. MiyamotoSharon L. VernoticoGregory S. Thomas Practical Points for Nuclear Cardiology Pages: 250 - 255
Anaphylactic reaction to Tc-99m sestamibi (Cardiolite) during pharmacologic myocardial perfusion imaging Bilal MujtabaMichael AdenaikeDiwakar Jain Nuclear Cardiology Bullet Pages: 256 - 258
President’s message: “The imaging cardiologist” Gregory S. Thomas Journal of Nuclear Cardiology Pages: 259 - 260
Nuclear cardiology in the literature Kenneth A. Brown Journal of Nuclear Cardiology ASNC Update Pages: 261 - 263
Gated blood pool tomoscintigraphy with 4-dimensional optical flow motion analysis quantifies left ventricular mechanical actiation and synchronization Claudia DinuGregory KleinJean-François Toussaint Erratum Pages: 264 - 264
Verification of experience in cardiovascular computed tomography ASNC Policy Statement Pages: 265 - 265
Timeliness of reporting results of nuclear cardiology procedures Robert C. HendelEdward P. FicaroKim Allan Williams ASNC Information Statement Pages: 266 - 266
