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A light-sensitive, self-scanning, silicon diode array has been used to interface an image-intensifier gamma camera to a digital computer for performing high resolution dynamic radionuclide angiocardiography. The spatial resolution of this image-intensifier camera (IIC) system, which does not perform pulse-height analysis, is somewhat worse than that of the Anger camera (AC) at count-rates below 50...