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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Circ Cardiovasc Imaging. 2009 Jan 26;2(2):132–140. doi: 10.1161/CIRCIMAGING.108.790105

Table 2.

Detection of coronary artery stenosis during dobutamine stress MRI.

Sensitivity Specificity Accuracy
Assessment by coronary vessels (n=303)
Cine images (all vessels) 70% (71/101) 96% (194/202) 87% (265/303)
Single-vessel CAD (32 diseased vessels) 88% (28/32) 94% (60/64) 92% (88/96)
Multi-vessel CAD (69 diseased vessels) 62% (43/69) 100% (27/27) 73% (70/96)
SENC (all vessels) 85% (86/101) 94% (189/202) 91%* (275/303)
Single-vessel CAD (32 diseased vessels) 97% (31/32) 97% (62/64) 97% (93/96)
Multi-vessel CAD (69 diseased vessels) 80% (55/69) 81% (22/27) 80% (77/96)
Assessment by patients (n=101)
Cine imaging (all patients) 86% (55/64) 92% (34/37) 88% (89/101)
Patients with resting WMA by cine (n=25) 83% (20/24) 100% (1/1) 84% (21/25)
Patients without resting WMA by cine (n=76) 86% (35/40) 92% (33/36) 89% (68/76)
SENC (all patients) 98%* (63/64) 86% (32/37) 94% (95/101)
Patients with resting WMA by cine (n=25) 100% (24/24) 100% (1/1) 100% (25/25)
Patients without resting WMA by cine (n=76) 98% (39/40) 86% (31/36) 92% (70/76)

Data are presented as number of patients or percentages.

*

p<0.05 and

p<0.01 for Strain-encoded MRI versus wall motion analysis on cine images (by Mc-Nemar χ2-square test).