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- •CT-MBF with 2RR sampling has similar quantification and diagnostic accuracy as that of 1RR sampling.
- •CT-MBF with 3RR and greater sampling impair diagnostic accuracy for detecting myocardial perfusion abnormalities.
- •Reducing the sampling rate of dynamic CTP has influence on CT-MBF calculation especially in normal myocardia.
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