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Fig. 3 —Receiver operating characteristic curves of stress first-pass
contrast-enhanced MRI and thallium-201 SPECT in detecting significant stenoses
in individual coronary arteries revealed by selective coronary artery
angiography in 40 patients. No statistically significant difference was
observed between stress first-pass contrast-enhanced MRI and 201Tl
SPECT for both observers. A shows results from observer 1 and B,
from observer 2. n.s. = not significant.
