Clinical Study
Prevalence of Noncardiac Findings in Patients Undergoing Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Table 3
CCT studies examining noncardiac findings.
| Reference | Year | Indication for CCT | (Male/Female) | Mean age (yrs) | Noncardiac findings (%) | Significant noncardiac findings (%) |
| Haller et al. [8] | 2005 | Suspected CAD | 166 (123/43) | 64 | 36 (21.6) | 18 (10.8) | Onuma et al. [12] | 2006 | Suspected CAD | 503 (382/121) | 66 ± 10 | 346 (58.1) | 114 (22.7) | Dewey et al. [5] | 2007 | Suspected CAD | 108 (80/28) | 63 ± 9 | 11 (10.1) | 5 (4.6) | Gil et al. [7] | 2007 | Asymptomatic, Self-referred | 258 (202/56) | 54 ± 8 | 151 (56.2) | 40 (15.5)* | Kirsch et al. [9] | 2007 | Suspected CAD | 100 (68/32) | 63 ± 15 | 67 (67) | 25 (25)* | Mueller et al. [11] | 2007 | Post-operative CABG | 259 (190/69) | 61 ± 27 | 34 (13.1) | 26 (10)* | Law et al. [10] | 2008 | Suspected CAD | 295 (198/97) | 56 | 51 (17.2) | 46 (15.6)* | MacHaalany et al. [13] | 2009 | Suspected CAD | 966 (535/431) | 58 ± 16 | 401 (41.5) | 80 (20) |
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*Using our definition of significant noncardiac finding.
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