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. 2014 Aug 6;5:291. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2014.00291

Table 2.

Vasodilator stress perfusion CMR for the detection of CAD.

Study Stressor(s) Number of patients MR-scanner Definition of relevant stenosis (%) Sensitivity (%) with 95%CI Specificity (%) with 95%CI
Cury et al., 2006 Dipyridamole 47 GE 1.5T ≥70 87 (74–94) 89 (80–95)
Doyle et al., 2003 Dipyridamole 199 Philips 1.5T ≥70 58 (37–77) 78 (71–84)
Giang et al., 2004 Adenosine 44 GE 1.5T ≥50 93 (77–99) 75 (48–92)
Pennell et al., 1990 Dipyridamole 40 Picker 0.5T Not specified 62 (45–77) 100 (3–100)
Ishida et al., 2003 Dipyridamole 104 GE 1.5T ≥70 90 (81–95) 85 (67–94)
Kawase et al., 2004 Nicorandil 50 Philips 1.5T >70 94 (80–99) 94 (71–100)
Klem et al., 2006 Adenosine 95 Siemens 1.5T ≥70 89 (75–97) 87 (76–95)
Nagel et al., 2003 Adenosine 90 Philips 1.5T ≥75 88 (75–96) 90 (77–97)
Pilz et al., 2006 Adenosine 176 GE 1.5T >70 96 (91–99) 83 (71–91)
Plein et al., 2004 Adenosine 71 Philips 1.5T ≥70 96 (88–100) 83 (52–98)
Plein et al., 2005 Adenosine 92 Philips 1.5T >70 88 (77–95) 82 (52–90)
Sakuma et al., 2005 Dipyridamole 40 Siemens 1.5T >70 81 (58–95) 68 (43–87)
Schwitter et al., 2001 Dipyridamole 48 GE 1.5T ≥50 87 (71–95) 85 (35–93)
Takase et al., 2004 Dipyridamole 102 GE 1.5T >50 93 (85–98) 85 (65–96)
Paetsch et al., 2004 Adenosine 79 Philips 1.5T >50 91 (79–97) 62 (41–80)
Pooled data Vasodilator stress 1237 91 (88–94) 81 (77–85)