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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jun 8.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2010 May 17;121(22):2462–2508. doi: 10.1161/CIR.0b013e3181d44a8f

Table 6.

Sensitivity and Specificity of Recent CMR Wall Imaging Studies on a Per-Patient Basis in Detecting Coronary Arterial Luminal Narrowings ≥50%

Investigators n Stress Agent Sensitivity (%) Specificity (%)
Baer et al.150 23 Dipyridamole 78 NA
Baer et al.151* 32 Dobutamine 84 NA
Hundley et al.149 41 Dobutamine and atropine 83 83
Jahnke et al.152 40 Dobutamine 89 75
Nagel et al.148 172 Dobutamine 86 86
Paetsch et al.153 79 Adenosine 91 62
Paetsch et al.153 79 Dobutamine and atropine 89 81
Paetsch et al.154 150 Dobutamine 78 88
Pennell et al.155 40 Dipyridamole 62 100
Pennell et al.156 25 Dobutamine 91 100
Rerkpattanapipat et al.157 27 Exercise 79 85
Schalla et al.158 22 Dobutamine 81 83
van Rugge et al.159 45 Dobutamine 81 100
van Rugge et al.160 39 Dobutamine 91 0.83

CMR indicates cardiovascular magnetic resonance; and NA, not available.

*

Utilized 2 perfusion territories (left anterior descending coronary artery and combined left circumflex artery/right coronary artery).

Modified from Nandalur et al.146