The phrase "accumulation defects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing, quality control, or any field where the buildup of errors or flaws over time is discussed.
Example: "The analysis revealed several accumulation defects in the production line, leading to a decrease in overall product quality."
Alternatives: "cumulative errors" or "build-up flaws".
Cardiac MIBI and BMIPP SPECT images show accumulation defects in the distal anterolateral to apical wall (a, b).
The diagnoses were categorized as TC: SPECT accumulation defects around apical LV wall deviated from the actual coronary artery territories, equivocal: unclear relationship of accumulation defects and the coronary artery territories, or non-TC: accumulation defects coincided with the coronary artery territories.
For all patients, the diagnoses of both SPECT-only and SPECT/CT imaging were categorized as TC: SPECT accumulation defects around apical LV wall deviated from the actual coronary artery territories, equivocal: unclear relationship of accumulation defects and the coronary artery territories, or non-TC: accumulation defects coincided with the coronary artery territories.
The diagnoses were categorized as TC: SPECT accumulation defects around apical LV wall deviated from the most standard coronary artery territories (Fig. 2a), equivocal: unclear relationship of accumulation defects and coronary artery territories, or non-TC: accumulation defects coincided with coronary artery territories.
Due to the unclear alignment of accumulation defects with coronary artery territories, SPECT-only imaging could not differentiate between TC and ACS.
Cardiac MIBI and BMIPP SPECT images show accumulation defects in the mid-distal anteroseptal to apical wall and this patient may have ACS in the LAD territory (a, b).
Based on this analysis and depending on the definition of what constitutes the input and output spaces, forward and reverse regression models are constructed and allow for the direct calculation of defect accumulation, defect energetics, and irradiation conditions.
In the SPECT/CT fused images, the accumulation defect extended through distal LAD and first diagonal branch territories and this patient was therefore diagnosed with TC.
SPECT/CT fused images revealed that the accumulation defect is congruent with first diagonal branch territory, confirming ACS due to coronary vasospasm (c, d).
SPECT/CT fused images revealed that the accumulation defect extended through distal LAD and first diagonal branch territories, confirming TC (c, d). Figure 6 shows a typical case of a patient with ACS.
In the SPECT/CT fused images, the accumulation defect was congruent with first diagonal branch territory, and this patient was therefore diagnosed with ACS due to first diagonal branch vasospasm.
