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Type: Thesis
Title: Non-invasive determination of myocardial oxygen consumption with ¹¹C-acetate and positron emission tomography
Author: Brown, Michael A., 1954-
Issue Date: 1994
School/Discipline: Dept. of Medicine
Abstract: Assessment of myocardial metabolism with radiolabelled substrates and positron emission tomography provides a potentially sensitive technique to investigate physiological and pathological cardiac states "in vitro". Prior studies have indicated that overall metabolic activity cannot be estimated from rates of utilization of any one particular substrate. It was hypothesized that acetate labelled with carbon-11 would provide an index of oxidative metabolism, based on fundamental biochemical principles. The hypothesis is confirmed in studies using isolated perfused rabbit hearts and closed chest canine studies.
Dissertation Note: Thesis (M.D.) -- University of Adelaide, Dept. of Medicine, 1995
Subject: Heart Radionuclide imaging; Tomography, Emission; Positrons Emission; Myocardium Diseases; Heart Metabolism Disorders
Description: Bibliography: leaves 94-106.
v, 106, [33] leaves, [2] leaves of plates
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