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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 9.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Cardiol Rep. 2011 Feb;13(1):77–85. doi: 10.1007/s11886-010-0154-1

Table 1.

Sensitivity and specificity of recent cardiovascular magnetic resonance perfusion studies on a per-patient basis for detecting coronary arterial luminal narrowings greater than 50%

Investigators n Stress agent Sensitivity,% Specificity,%
Burgstahler et al. 23 Adenosine 100 83
Cheng et al. 61 Adenosine 90 67
Cury et al. 46 Dipyridamole 97 75
Doyle et al. 184 Dipyridamole 57 78
Gebker et al. 101 Adenosine 90 71
Greenwood et al. 35 Adenosine 72 100
Giang et al. 44 Adenosine 93 75
Ishida et al. 104 Dipyridamole/exercise 90 85
Kawase et al. 50 Nicorandil 94 94
Klein et al. 54 Adenosine 87 88
Klem et al. 92 Adenosine 89 87
Klem et al. 147 Adenosine 84 88
Merkle et al. 228 Adenosine 96 72
Meyer et al. 60 Adenosine 89 79
Nagel et al. 84 Adenosine 88 90
Paetsch et al. 79 Adenosine/dobutamine 91 62
Pilz et al. 171 Adenosine 96 83
Pilz et al. 218 Adenosine 92 100
Plein et al. 82 Adenosine 88 74
Seeger et al. 51 Adenosine 92 85
Sakuma et al. 40 Dipyridamole 81 68
Schwitter et al. 47 Dipyridamole 86 70
Takase et al. 102 Dipyridamole 93 85
Thiele et al. 32 Adenosine 75 97
Thomas et al. 60 Adenosine 93 84

Data from Hamon et al. [33•]