In cardiac SPECT imaging, the vertical long-axis view corresponds to

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The transverse slices are reoriented along the long axis of the left ventricle, to produce three standard cardiac views: vertical long axis (corresponding to coronal images, presented from the septum to lateral wall), horizontal long axis (corresponding to transverse sections, presented from the inferior to the anterior surface), and short axis (corresponding to sagittal views, presented from the apex to the base).

In Cardiac SPECT Imaging, the Vertical Long-Axis View Corresponds to