Before PET/computed tomography (CT) appeared on the market, nuclear cardiology was
restricted to single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) imaging. Although the
success of PET/CT mainly attributed its broad application in oncology, as a consequence,
PET/CT scanners were also available for application in other fields, including nuclear
cardiology. In analogy to this, more and more PET/MR imaging scanners have now been
installed in imaging centers and researchers with a focus on cardiovascular imaging benefit …