1. Quantitative nuclear cardiology and future directions for SPECT imaging

   • George A. Beller

   Editor’s Page Pages: 417 - 418

2. Poster session I

   Abstracts Pages: S98 - S131

3. The increasing role of quantification in clinical nuclear cardiology: The Emory approach

   • Ernest V. Garcia
   • Tracy L. Faber
   • Cesar Santana

   ASNC Presentations Pages: 420 - 432

4. Quantitation in gated perfusion SPECT imaging: The Cedars-Sinai approach

   • Guido Germano
   • Paul B. Kavanagh
   • Daniel S. Berman

   ASNC Presentations Pages: 433 - 454

5. Corridor4DM: The Michigan method for quantitative nuclear cardiology

   • Edward P. Ficaro
   • Benjamin C. Lee
   • James R. Corbett

   ASNC Presentations Pages: 455 - 465

6. The role of quantitation in clinical nuclear cardiology: The University of Virginia approach

   • Denny D. Watson
   • William H. Smith

   ASNC Presentations Pages: 466 - 482

7. Quantification of nuclear cardiac images: The Yale approach

   • Yi-Hwa Liu

   ASNC Presentations Pages: 483 - 491

8. Is it possible for myocaridal perfusion imaging to avoid missing any patients with high-risk coronary disease?

   • Mark I. Travin

   Editorial Pages: 492 - 496

9. Transient ischemic dilation ratio: A universal high-risk diagnostic marker in myocardial perfusion imaging

   • Aiden Abidov
   • Guido Germano
   • Daniel S. Berman

   Editorial Pages: 497 - 500

10. Recent technologic advances in nuclear cardiology

    • James A. Patton
    • Piotr J. Slomka
    • Daniel S. Berman

    Editorial Point of View Pages: 501 - 513

11. Regadenoson, a selective A_2A adenosine receptor agonist, causes dose-dependent increases in coronary blood flow velocity in humans

    • Hsiao D. Lieu
    • John C. Shryock
    • Richard A. Kerensky

    Original Articles Pages: 514 - 520

12. Underestimation of extent of ischemia by gated SPECT myocardial perfusion imaging in patients with left main coronary artery disease

    • Daniel S. Berman
    • Xingping Kang
    • Guido Germano

    Original Articles Pages: 521 - 528

13. Assessment of transient left ventricular dilation ratio via 2-day dipyridamole Tc-99m sestamibi nongated myocardial perfusion imaging

    • Vahid Reza Dabbagh Kakhki
    • Ramin Sadeghi
    • Seyed Rasoul Zakavi

    Original Articles Pages: 529 - 536

14. A hypertensive response to exercise is associated with transient ischemic dilation on myocardial perfusion SPECT imaging

    • Matthew P. Smelley
    • Daniel E. Virnich
    • R. Parker Ward

    Original Articles Pages: 537 - 543

15. SPECT versus planar gated blood pool imaging for left ventricular evaluation

    • François Harel
    • Vincent Finnerty
    • Bernard Thibault

    Original Articles Pages: 544 - 549

16. Prognostic implications of stress Tc-99m tetrofosmin myocardial perfusion imaging in patients with left ventricular hypertrophy

    • Abdou Elhendy
    • Arend F. L. Schinkel
    • Don Poldermans

    Original Articles Pages: 550 - 554

17. Clinical results of a novel wide beam reconstruction method for shortening scan time of Tc-99m cardiac SPECT perfusion studies

    • Salvador Borges-Neto
    • Robert A. Pagnanelli
    • Ralph Edward Coleman

    Original Articles Pages: 555 - 565

18. Endothelial dysfunction in patients with antiphospholipid syndrome assessed with positron emission tomography

    • Erick Alexanderson
    • Patricio Cruz
    • Mary-Carmen Amigo

    Original Articles Pages: 566 - 572

19. Sex differences in myocardial oxygen and glucose metabolism

    • Linda R. Peterson
    • Pablo F. Soto
    • Robert J. Gropler

    Original Articles Pages: 573 - 581

20. TI-201 stress tests and homeland security

    • Lawrence T. Dauer
    • Matthew J. Williamson
    • H. William Strauss

    Original Articles Pages: 582 - 588

21. Role of PET in the evaluation and understanding of coronary physiology

    • Thomas H. Schindler
    • Xiao-Li Zhang
    • Heinrich R. Schelbert

    Review Article Pages: 589 - 603

22. The current status of multislice computed tomography in the diagnosis and prognosis of coronary artery disease

    • Joanne D. Schuijf
    • J. Wouter Jukema
    • Jeroen J. Bax

    Advances in Nonnuclear Imaging Technologies Pages: 604 - 612

23. Dobutamine-induced myocardial infarction with normal coronary arteries during stress SPECT myocardial perfusion imaging

    • Steven A. Lubitz
    • W. Lane Duvall
    • Milena J. Henzlova

    Nuclear Cardiology Bullet Pages: 613 - 616

24. Hybrid cardiac imaging: Complementary roles of CT angiography and PET in a patient with a history of radiation therapy

    • Eric C. T. Hong
    • Eric T. Kimura-Hayama
    • Marcelo F. Di Carli

    Nuclear Cardiology Bullet Pages: 617 - 620

25. President’s message: The global burden of cardiovascular disease

    • Gregory S. Thomas

    Journal of Nuclear Cardiology ASNC Update Pages: 621 - 622

26. Nuclear cardiology in the literature

    • Kenneth A. Brown

    Journal of Nuclear Cardiology ASNC Update Pages: 623 - 627

27. Calendar

    Announcement Pages: 628 - 628

28. Pharmacologic stress myocardial perfusion imaging: A practical approach

    • Michael I. Miyamoto
    • Sharon L. Vernotico
    • Gregory S. Thomas

    Erratum Pages: 628 - 628

29. Pharmacologic stress myocardial perfusion imaging: A practical approach

    • Michael I. Miyamoto
    • Sharon L. Vernotico
    • Gregory S. Thomas

    Erratum Pages: 628 - 628