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Erratum for MUSTANIEMI et al., Eur Heart J 6 (1) 21-28.
European Heart Journal 1986 7(1):1;
Copyright © 1986 by the European Society of Cardiology.
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© 1986 The European Society of Cardiology

Assessment of myocardial metabolism with 11C-palmitate. Comparison with 123I-heptadecanoic acid

R. A. LERCH and S. R. BERGMANN

Abstract

Figure 1 on page 23 is displayed upside-down: Consequently the tomographic images obtained before coronary thrombolysis appear on the right hand side, with the upper most cranial cross-section at the bottom right. The arrow points to the 11C-palmitate uptake defect in the anterior wall. The images displayed on the left hand side represent the corresponding cross-sections after thrombolysis. The defect in the anterior wall (bottom segment of each left ventricular cross-section) is substantially smaller as compared to the pretreatment images.


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