Noninvasive imaging has played an increasing role in the process of cardiovascular drug
development. This review focuses specifically on the use of molecular imaging, which has …

Molecular imaging is devoted to the discovery and application of specific biological imaging
approaches that complement traditional anatomical imaging. This field continues to witness …

Dr. Sinusas highlights the promise of single-photon emission computed tomography
(SPECT) and positron emission tomography (PET) approaches to imaging of metabolism …

The past few decades have seen an explosion in the knowledge of the molecular basis of
cardiovascular diseases owing to rapid advances in molecular biology research. An …

Techniques for in vivo assessment of disease-related molecular changes are being
developed for all forms of non-invasive cardiovascular imaging. The ability to evaluate tissue …

Cardiovascular molecular imaging is a new discipline that integrates scientific advances in
both functional imaging and molecular probes to improve our understanding of the …

Imaging has become an indispensable tool in cardiovascular research, clinical trials, and
medical practice. Traditional imaging modalities provide primarily anatomic as well as some …

Molecular imaging is a rapidly growing field with the promise to provide personalized,
noninvasive molecular and anatomical information, by using hybrid technology, within the …

The recent introduction of novel gene therapies for treatment of cardiac and noncardiac
diseases has caused a remarkable need for noninvasive imaging approaches to evaluate …

The practice of clinical cardiology employs many imaging techniques for diagnosis, risk
stratification and therapeutic monitoring. These imaging modalities largely provide …