 promising method for noninvasive assessment of myocardial perfusion, with higher resolution than conventional radionuclide imaging methods. However, current approaches to MRI perfusion studies have only been "semiquantitative", due to several technical difficulties. We have been achieving very encouraging initial results in making absolute measurements of regional myocardial perfusion, using novel MRI
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 promising_method for_noninvasive assessment of myocardial_perfusion, with_higher_resolution than_conventional_radionuclide imaging methods._However, current approaches_to MRI perfusion studies_have only been_"semiquantitative",_due to several technical difficulties. We have been achieving very encouraging initial results in_making_absolute measurements_of_regional_myocardial perfusion, using novel MRI